Longhair

Longhair had probably lived most of his life outside before being trapped. He was not truly feral but did not trust people. He slowly came around and now looks forward to human companionship. He is still skittish but enjoys being petted and gives head butts. He should go to a quiet, adult home. He is very good with other cats.<br/><br/>We have no idea how old Longhair is, not just because he was a stray. He was an adult who we thought was between 2 and 4, but he needed many teeth removed indicative of an older cat. He recently had the rest of his teeth extracted and his tongue hangs out sideways. He seems to prefer dry food. He is at least 8 years old and may possibly be up to 15 but other than his teeth, he seems to be on the younger side. His back feet are deformed, one severely. He limped sometimes when outside but does not seem to have a problem indoors.<br/><br/>Longhair is currently at Ruffin's Pet Nutrition Centre, 170 Hartzel Rd., St. Catharines.<br/><br/>Any questions about Longhair, please email: foreverhomes4cats@gmail.com

Longhair had probably lived most of his life outside before being trapped. He was not truly feral but did not trust people. He slowly came around and now looks forward to human companionship. He is still skittish but enjoys being petted and gives head butts. He should go to a quiet, adult home. He is very good with other cats.

We have no idea how old Longhair is, not just because he was a stray. He was an adult who we thought was between 2 and 4, but he needed many teeth removed indicative of an older cat. He recently had the rest of his teeth extracted and his tongue hangs out sideways. He seems to prefer dry food. He is at least 8 years old and may possibly be up to 15 but other than his teeth, he seems to be on the younger side. His back feet are deformed, one severely. He limped sometimes when outside but does not seem to have a problem indoors.

Longhair is currently at Ruffin's Pet Nutrition Centre, 170 Hartzel Rd., St. Catharines.

Any questions about Longhair, please email: forever

Longhair had probably lived most of his life outside before being trapped. He was not truly feral but did not trust people. He slowly came around and now looks forward to human companionship. He is still skittish but enjoys being petted and gives head butts. He should go to a quiet, adult home. He is very good with other cats.

We have no idea how old Longhair is, not just because he was a stray. He was an adult who we thought was between 2 and 4, but he needed many teeth removed indicative of an older cat. He recently had the rest of his teeth extracted and his tongue hangs out sideways. He seems to prefer dry food. He is at least 8 years old and may possibly be up to 15 but other than his teeth, he seems to be on the younger side. His back feet are deformed, one severely. He limped sometimes when outside but does not seem to have a problem indoors.

Longhair is currently at Ruffin's Pet Nutrition Centre, 170 Hartzel Rd., St. Catharines.

Any questions about Longhair, please email: foreverhomes4cats@gmail.com