Handsome Bob

3–4-year-old male, likes kids, does not like other cats, indifferent to dogs. <br/><br/>Meet Handsome Bob, a charming, tailless kitty with a tiny bit of Manx syndrome—which just means his spine and cute little stubby tail make him move to a slightly different, adorable beat! Bob has zero idea he is a "special needs" cat; he is full of life, loves to play, and turns into a loud, happy motor the second you scratch behind his ears.<br/><br/>What a "Bit of Manx Syndrome" Means for His Care<br/>Because Manx syndrome can mildly affect nerve and muscle signals to the lower back and plumbing, Bob may occasionally need a little help keeping his back end tidy, or a simple daily supplement to keep his digestion running smoothly. (Shelter staff can walk you through his exact current needs!)<br/><br/>His Dream Home<br/>Vibe: A calm, patient, and predictable indoor environment where he can be the center of attention.

3–4-year-old male, likes kids, does not like other cats, indifferent to dogs.

Meet Handsome Bob, a charming, tailless kitty with a tiny bit of Manx syndrome—which just means his spine and cute little stubby tail make him move to a slightly different, adorable beat! Bob has zero idea he is a "special needs" cat; he is full of life, loves to play, and turns into a loud, happy motor the second you scratch behind his ears.

What a "Bit of Manx Syndrome" Means for His Care
Because Manx syndrome can mildly affect nerve and muscle signals to the lower back and plumbing, Bob may occasionally need a little help keeping his back end tidy, or a simple daily supplement to keep his digestion running smoothly. (Shelter staff can walk you through his exact current needs!)

His Dream Home
Vibe: A calm, patient, and predictable indoor environment where he can be the center of attention.

3–4-year-old male, likes kids, does not like other cats, indifferent to dogs.

Meet Handsome Bob, a charming, tailless kitty with a tiny bit of Manx syndrome—which just means his spine and cute little stubby tail make him move to a slightly different, adorable beat! Bob has zero idea he is a "special needs" cat; he is full of life, loves to play, and turns into a loud, happy motor the second you scratch behind his ears.

What a "Bit of Manx Syndrome" Means for His Care
Because Manx syndrome can mildly affect nerve and muscle signals to the lower back and plumbing, Bob may occasionally need a little help keeping his back end tidy, or a simple daily supplement to keep his digestion running smoothly. (Shelter staff can walk you through his exact current needs!)

His Dream Home
Vibe: A calm, patient, and predictable indoor environment where he can be the center of attention.