Moose
- Adult
- Male
- Medium
- Domestic Short Hair
Moose
Current Location
Fort Collins, CO
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Adoption Fee
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Moose's Story
Moose is a handsome, playful house panther who was trapped with his siblings while living outside and needed time to learn to trust people. He is loving the comforts of living inside and has impeccable litter box habits. Although he is shy with new people and in new situations and can still be “independent” with his foster family, when he is comfortable, Moose loves to be petted and is the ultimate lap cat who purrs like a lion to show contentment. This boy with the shiniest, softest fur has huge love bug potential. And he has the most adorable white spots on his belly that he likes to show when he is feeling safe!<br/><br/>Moose loves to play with toys and his sister Meerkat, but his exposure to other cats has been limited. We think he would be compatible with another cat after slow, proper introductions. He has had limited exposure to dogs in his foster home (because of the dogs) but has seemed curious/interested and we think he would do well with a cat-friendly, mellow dog after slow and thoughtful introductions. We also think he could thrive as a single pet in the right home.<br/><br/>If your home is relatively calm and quiet and you have a little cat savvy/experience with shy cats and patience to help this youngster continue to blossom into his full potential, please ask about Moose today!
Moose is a handsome, playful house panther who was trapped with his siblings while living outside and needed time to learn to trust people. He is loving the comforts of living inside and has impeccable litter box habits. Although he is shy with new people and in new situations and can still be “independent” with his foster family, when he is comfortable, Moose loves to be petted and is the ultimate lap cat who purrs like a lion to show contentment. This boy with the shiniest, softest fur has huge love bug potential. And he has the most adorable white spots on his belly that he likes to show when he is feeling safe!
Moose loves to play with toys and his sister Meerkat, but his exposure to other cats has been limited. We think he would be compatible with another cat after slow, proper introductions. He has had limited exposure to dogs in his foster home (because of the dogs) but has seemed curious/interested and we think he would do well with a cat-friendly, mellow dog after slow and thoughtful introductions. We also
Moose is a handsome, playful house panther who was trapped with his siblings while living outside and needed time to learn to trust people. He is loving the comforts of living inside and has impeccable litter box habits. Although he is shy with new people and in new situations and can still be “independent” with his foster family, when he is comfortable, Moose loves to be petted and is the ultimate lap cat who purrs like a lion to show contentment. This boy with the shiniest, softest fur has huge love bug potential. And he has the most adorable white spots on his belly that he likes to show when he is feeling safe!
Moose loves to play with toys and his sister Meerkat, but his exposure to other cats has been limited. We think he would be compatible with another cat after slow, proper introductions. He has had limited exposure to dogs in his foster home (because of the dogs) but has seemed curious/interested and we think he would do well with a cat-friendly, mellow dog after slow and thoughtful introductions. We also think he could thrive as a single pet in the right home.
If your home is relatively calm and quiet and you have a little cat savvy/experience with shy cats and patience to help this youngster continue to blossom into his full potential, please ask about Moose today!
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How To Adopt
Moose is from Animal Friends Alliance
[Fort Collins, CO]
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