Harold

Harold is a bit odd, there’s no denying that. Despite his quirks, Harold has really started to show his sweet side. When he wants attention, he’ll grab onto the bars of his cage like a little sloth and meow at you until you come over. Recently he’s started purring and enthusiastically shoving his entire head into your hand for pets. <br/><br/>When he first came to us he had some mobility issues and just seemed a little “off.” He was evaluated at Purdue and had several tests run, but the only things they found were him being mildly anemic, low muscle mass, and that he still needed to gain some weight — which he’s been making great progress on!<br/><br/>One of our volunteers has spent a lot of time working through the matting in his fur, and he’s looking better every day (though he still has a some grooming left to go).<br/><br/>He may be a little strange, but we know there’s someone out there who will love this adorable little weirdo just as much as we do. <br/><br/>Please email us at cchs04@sbcglobal.net for an application if you’d like one!

Harold is a bit odd, there’s no denying that. Despite his quirks, Harold has really started to show his sweet side. When he wants attention, he’ll grab onto the bars of his cage like a little sloth and meow at you until you come over. Recently he’s started purring and enthusiastically shoving his entire head into your hand for pets.

When he first came to us he had some mobility issues and just seemed a little “off.” He was evaluated at Purdue and had several tests run, but the only things they found were him being mildly anemic, low muscle mass, and that he still needed to gain some weight — which he’s been making great progress on!

One of our volunteers has spent a lot of time working through the matting in his fur, and he’s looking better every day (though he still has a some grooming left to go).

He may be a little strange, but we know there’s someone out there who will love this adorable little weirdo just as much as we do.

Please email us at cchs04@sbcglobal.net for an application i

Harold is a bit odd, there’s no denying that. Despite his quirks, Harold has really started to show his sweet side. When he wants attention, he’ll grab onto the bars of his cage like a little sloth and meow at you until you come over. Recently he’s started purring and enthusiastically shoving his entire head into your hand for pets.

When he first came to us he had some mobility issues and just seemed a little “off.” He was evaluated at Purdue and had several tests run, but the only things they found were him being mildly anemic, low muscle mass, and that he still needed to gain some weight — which he’s been making great progress on!

One of our volunteers has spent a lot of time working through the matting in his fur, and he’s looking better every day (though he still has a some grooming left to go).

He may be a little strange, but we know there’s someone out there who will love this adorable little weirdo just as much as we do.

Please email us at cchs04@sbcglobal.net for an application if you’d like one!