Fasah

A volunteer writes:<br/>Fasah, a six year old handsome cat, a tiger with fluffy cheeks was part of a very busy household, filled with teens and dogs. He was surrendered with his housemates as their owners moved out of state. It seems that Fasah might have been an independent pet, occasionally mingling with his family for petting and playing. We were told that he played a bit too roughly and was overexcited when petted for too long. Was he cuddly? Did he stay closeby his owners? Did he sleep with them? We were not told about the things we want to hear. At the care center, Fasah has been rather shy, staying at the back of his kennel. He slow blinks as I talk softly to him and pet him on his head. He enjoys a catnip toy and rolls with it. It made me happy to see that Fasah was able to perk up(see his video and photos). Fasah likely needs an experienced new owner who will provide a nurturing home environment while keeping his mind and body wisely entertained. Fasah is hoping to meet you soon and be yours !<br/>Update: Fasah is feeling much better and really enjoys company and petting. He loves to play and sometimes looks like he is going to do a summersault like in his picture. Fasah is really showing us now that he can be a friendly and loving pet in experienced hands and even while in a busy shelter. Fasah deserves a second chance and may be it could be with you!<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>What my friends at ACC say about me:<br/>I am looking for a home with a patient person.<br/>I can be slow to adjust to new environments. I prefer to take things at my own pace. Primary Color: Tabby Weight: 10.6lbs Age: 6yrs 2mths 0wks

A volunteer writes:
Fasah, a six year old handsome cat, a tiger with fluffy cheeks was part of a very busy household, filled with teens and dogs. He was surrendered with his housemates as their owners moved out of state. It seems that Fasah might have been an independent pet, occasionally mingling with his family for petting and playing. We were told that he played a bit too roughly and was overexcited when petted for too long. Was he cuddly? Did he stay closeby his owners? Did he sleep with them? We were not told about the things we want to hear. At the care center, Fasah has been rather shy, staying at the back of his kennel. He slow blinks as I talk softly to him and pet him on his head. He enjoys a catnip toy and rolls with it. It made me happy to see that Fasah was able to perk up(see his video and photos). Fasah likely needs an experienced new owner who will provide a nurturing home environment while keeping his mind and body wisely entertained. Fasah is hoping to meet you soon and be yours !
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A volunteer writes:
Fasah, a six year old handsome cat, a tiger with fluffy cheeks was part of a very busy household, filled with teens and dogs. He was surrendered with his housemates as their owners moved out of state. It seems that Fasah might have been an independent pet, occasionally mingling with his family for petting and playing. We were told that he played a bit too roughly and was overexcited when petted for too long. Was he cuddly? Did he stay closeby his owners? Did he sleep with them? We were not told about the things we want to hear. At the care center, Fasah has been rather shy, staying at the back of his kennel. He slow blinks as I talk softly to him and pet him on his head. He enjoys a catnip toy and rolls with it. It made me happy to see that Fasah was able to perk up(see his video and photos). Fasah likely needs an experienced new owner who will provide a nurturing home environment while keeping his mind and body wisely entertained. Fasah is hoping to meet you soon and be yours !
Update: Fasah is feeling much better and really enjoys company and petting. He loves to play and sometimes looks like he is going to do a summersault like in his picture. Fasah is really showing us now that he can be a friendly and loving pet in experienced hands and even while in a busy shelter. Fasah deserves a second chance and may be it could be with you!






What my friends at ACC