Milo

Milo was surrendered just as he entered his golden years at 7 years old.<br/>When one of his owners died, the husband surrendered him and their other senior cat as he was moving somewhere that doesn't accept pets.<br/>Milo now hides in a covered bed most of the time, only coming out to eat and use the box when it's quiet and dark.<br/> He loves his giant head pet and desperately wants love and a safe, familiar home again.<br/>The one positive to shelter life for him is wet food, he'd like to keep having wet food in his new home instead of a kibble exclusive diet and will repay with lots of love.

Milo was surrendered just as he entered his golden years at 7 years old.
When one of his owners died, the husband surrendered him and their other senior cat as he was moving somewhere that doesn't accept pets.
Milo now hides in a covered bed most of the time, only coming out to eat and use the box when it's quiet and dark.
He loves his giant head pet and desperately wants love and a safe, familiar home again.
The one positive to shelter life for him is wet food, he'd like to keep having wet food in his new home instead of a kibble exclusive diet and will repay with lots of love.

Milo was surrendered just as he entered his golden years at 7 years old.
When one of his owners died, the husband surrendered him and their other senior cat as he was moving somewhere that doesn't accept pets.
Milo now hides in a covered bed most of the time, only coming out to eat and use the box when it's quiet and dark.
He loves his giant head pet and desperately wants love and a safe, familiar home again.
The one positive to shelter life for him is wet food, he'd like to keep having wet food in his new home instead of a kibble exclusive diet and will repay with lots of love.