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Jonesy , a Adopted Domestic Short Hair in Hamilton, ON image 3/5

Jonesy

Adult
Male
Medium

Domestic Short Hair

About Jonesy

Hamilton, ON

Breed

Domestic Short Hair

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Male

Medium

(7-11 lbs)

Coat: Short

Orange / Red

Behavior

Jonesy ’s Compatibility

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Jonesy 's Story

Jonesy was taken in as a stray and socialized by his finder- lucky boy! He has one of the sweetest faces around. <br/><br/> Although fearful of new things, once settled, he loves his person! Jonesy would prefer to be the king of his castle, as a solo cat. With adjustment time and patience he will show his affectionate disposition. Jonesy loves to play with his toys, especially those with feathers. He is a curious boy.<br/><br/>We approximate that Jonesy is 3 years old. He is neutered, microchipped, up-to-date with vaccines, FIV positive and a healthy boy overall. Don’t let the FIV dissuade you from a life with this sweet boy! Read up on the virus and you will find cats with FIV can live happy, healthy and long lives.

Jonesy was taken in as a stray and socialized by his finder- lucky boy! He has one of the sweetest faces around.

Although fearful of new things, once settled, he loves his person! Jonesy would prefer to be the king of his castle, as a solo cat. With adjustment time and patience he will show his affectionate disposition. Jonesy loves to play with his toys, especially those with feathers. He is a curious boy.

We approximate that Jonesy is 3 years old. He is neutered, microchipped, up-to-date with vaccines, FIV positive and a healthy boy overall. Don’t let the FIV dissuade you from a life with this sweet boy! Read up on the virus and you will find cats with FIV can live happy, healthy and long lives.

Our Mission

In a perfect world, community cats wouldn’t exist and all cats would have safe and loving indoor homes. Until then, we will aid and empower Hamiltonians to provide care to homeless community cats. This is done by supporting vital spay/neuter, building warm shelters to help them survive harsh winters and by socializing cats ...