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About
- Characteristics
- Friendly, Affectionate, Gentle, Brave, Funny, Couch potato, Loves Kisses, Sweet Lap Cat
- Coat length
- Short
- House-trained
- Yes
- Health
- Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered, special needs.
- Good in a home with
- Other cats, dogs.
- Adoption fee
- $125.00
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Meet Nigel
I'm a sweet affectionate lap kitty who just wants to cuddle and be loved by mu humans. I love children and affection and get along with nice cat friendlt dogs too
I was left behind, when my owners moved away, with my 2 cat friends (Gregg's and Gouda) and our dog buddy Reeses.
I have cauliflower ears (Also known as a perichondral hematoma) caused from some kind of damage to my ears. Cauliflower ear is an irreversible deformity caused by the formation of scar tissue and contraction of the perichondrium which occurs after a separation of the ear cartilage from the underlying connective tissue.
The most common causes of trauma are ear infections, ear mites, allergies, foreign body (such as a grass seed), or a direct hit to the pinna from trauma. Since my history is unknow (and I can't tell what happened) all we know is that I need my ears cleaned out often and we are not sure how much I can hear.
I would love a family that will love me and my curly ears forever and ever.
If you are interested in adopting or have further questions please apply so we can help match you to your forever kitty
https://nhanimalrescue.org/catadoptapp/
I was left behind, when my owners moved away, with my 2 cat friends (Gregg's and Gouda) and our dog buddy Reeses.
I have cauliflower ears (Also known as a perichondral hematoma) caused from some kind of damage to my ears. Cauliflower ear is an irreversible deformity caused by the formation of scar tissue and contraction of the perichondrium which occurs after a separation of the ear cartilage from the underlying connective tissue.
The most common causes of trauma are ear infections, ear mites, allergies, foreign body (such as a grass seed), or a direct hit to the pinna from trauma. Since my history is unknow (and I can't tell what happened) all we know is that I need my ears cleaned out often and we are not sure how much I can hear.
I would love a family that will love me and my curly ears forever and ever.
If you are interested in adopting or have further questions please apply so we can help match you to your forever kitty
https://nhanimalrescue.org/catadoptapp/
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Nigel
- Burmese
- Senior
- Male