Guinness- lovable chunky senior

Where to begin! Guinness was recently dumped by his second owner outside with his house mate after being adopted last spring from the NYC shelter. The neighbor called us to report this as the cats were by the owners door and were caught in a few thunderstorms and were extremely scared. We came with a large carrier ready to take them in. We were having trouble picking Guiness up as he is HUGE and he was soaking wet. I left the carrier with the neighbor who was interacting with them all day in the hopes that she could secure them. Then they shortly disappeared. I often thought of them and what happened to them over the next few weeks. Fast forward almost a month later Guiness shows up a few blocks away and we again get reports of a friendly huge black cat on someone’s property as she’s been feeding him the last few days. I knew it had to be him because of the exact description and close proximity. We took him in immediately and had him shaven as he was extremely matted and dirty. His housemate was reportedly taken in by a neighbor. After scanning his microchip we were able to dig deeper and found out his age was 10 and his first previous owner (he’s had at least 2) gave him up after years. He’s been thriving in his foster home, very chill and relaxed, unphased by the other cats and very happy to be living comfortable. He is working on losing some weight as he is 20lbs of pure love. Apply to adopt at www.happyhomesinc.org

Where to begin! Guinness was recently dumped by his second owner outside with his house mate after being adopted last spring from the NYC shelter. The neighbor called us to report this as the cats were by the owners door and were caught in a few thunderstorms and were extremely scared. We came with a large carrier ready to take them in. We were having trouble picking Guiness up as he is HUGE and he was soaking wet. I left the carrier with the neighbor who was interacting with them all day in the hopes that she could secure them. Then they shortly disappeared. I often thought of them and what happened to them over the next few weeks. Fast forward almost a month later Guiness shows up a few blocks away and we again get reports of a friendly huge black cat on someone’s property as she’s been feeding him the last few days. I knew it had to be him because of the exact description and close proximity. We took him in immediately and had him shaven as he was extremely matted and dirty. His housemate was reportedly taken in by a neig

Where to begin! Guinness was recently dumped by his second owner outside with his house mate after being adopted last spring from the NYC shelter. The neighbor called us to report this as the cats were by the owners door and were caught in a few thunderstorms and were extremely scared. We came with a large carrier ready to take them in. We were having trouble picking Guiness up as he is HUGE and he was soaking wet. I left the carrier with the neighbor who was interacting with them all day in the hopes that she could secure them. Then they shortly disappeared. I often thought of them and what happened to them over the next few weeks. Fast forward almost a month later Guiness shows up a few blocks away and we again get reports of a friendly huge black cat on someone’s property as she’s been feeding him the last few days. I knew it had to be him because of the exact description and close proximity. We took him in immediately and had him shaven as he was extremely matted and dirty. His housemate was reportedly taken in by a neighbor. After scanning his microchip we were able to dig deeper and found out his age was 10 and his first previous owner (he’s had at least 2) gave him up after years. He’s been thriving in his foster home, very chill and relaxed, unphased by the other cats and very happy to be living comfortable. He is working on losing some weight as he is 20lbs of pure love. Apply to adopt at www.happyhomesinc.o