Norman

Norm had a tough start in life when he broke BOTH front legs after falling out of a vehicle, leaving him stranded in the country before being rescued. Today, you can hardly tell anything has happened. No limp or residual special needs exist aside from very minor weak grasps in his front paws. Let me assure you, dear reader, this does not slow him down. He is an incredibly friendly, loving, social, and snuggly cat. He can be a little shy at first in new settings but quickly warms up to those around him. He is quick with a nose kiss or to curl up in your lap for the evening. Norm's life motto is, "play hard, nap hard." He is smart and redirects well.The farm life still calls to him and he loves his cat patio time. We're pretty sure he thinks he is part dog and would thrive in a house with a dog that would love him as much as his humans. We are so sad for him to leave our foster but so excited for him to find his furever home and share his wonderful personality!

Norm had a tough start in life when he broke BOTH front legs after falling out of a vehicle, leaving him stranded in the country before being rescued. Today, you can hardly tell anything has happened. No limp or residual special needs exist aside from very minor weak grasps in his front paws. Let me assure you, dear reader, this does not slow him down. He is an incredibly friendly, loving, social, and snuggly cat. He can be a little shy at first in new settings but quickly warms up to those around him. He is quick with a nose kiss or to curl up in your lap for the evening. Norm's life motto is, "play hard, nap hard." He is smart and redirects well.The farm life still calls to him and he loves his cat patio time. We're pretty sure he thinks he is part dog and would thrive in a house with a dog that would love him as much as his humans. We are so sad for him to leave our foster but so excited for him to find his furever home and share his wonderful personality!

Norm had a tough start in life when he broke BOTH front legs after falling out of a vehicle, leaving him stranded in the country before being rescued. Today, you can hardly tell anything has happened. No limp or residual special needs exist aside from very minor weak grasps in his front paws. Let me assure you, dear reader, this does not slow him down. He is an incredibly friendly, loving, social, and snuggly cat. He can be a little shy at first in new settings but quickly warms up to those around him. He is quick with a nose kiss or to curl up in your lap for the evening. Norm's life motto is, "play hard, nap hard." He is smart and redirects well.The farm life still calls to him and he loves his cat patio time. We're pretty sure he thinks he is part dog and would thrive in a house with a dog that would love him as much as his humans. We are so sad for him to leave our foster but so excited for him to find his furever home and share his wonderful personality!