Pretty Boy Domestic Long Hair Baltimore, MD

Age:
11
DOB:
04/10/2012
Sex:
Male
Spayed/Neutered:
Yes

Breed:
DLH
Primary Color
: Grey
Secondary Color:
White

Weight:
approx. 18 lbs

Microchip ID:
985112005365386

Medications:
Cosequin, 1 tablet 1x/day mixed with 1/8 can Royal Canon Urinary SO
Food:
Free-feed Purina Friskies Farm Favorites

Bonded?:
Yes, with his littermate brother, Jay

Next date of vaccines:

4/29/24: Annual wellness exam, Rabies 1 yr

9/25/24: FVRCP 3 yr booster

Temperament with other cats/dogs/children:
Best in a home only with his bonded littermate brother, Jay. P.B. has issues with aggression towards strangers (humans & pets). There is no history of biting behavior. He will need a safe space to call his own (shared with Jay) and a patient owner who can give him time to warm up to them.

Bio:
Pretty Boy (answers to P.B.) is a complicated soul with much love and cuddles to give to just the right human. He and his littermate brother, Jay, have been together in the same home since they were orphaned as kittens and needed bottle-feeding. P.B. enjoys catnip, laser tag, and any tiny toy that he can hold in his front paws, lay belly-up, and play kick-er-oo with his back paws. Once P.B. has accepted you as his human, he'll turn into a butterball of cuddles; if he really trusts you, he'll beg for a good belly rub! In the meantime, he needs a lot of patience, distance, and a safe place to call his own until he can warm up to his new surroundings and humans.

*** The original owner can provide some food, a litter box, a cat bed, and toys upon request.


Baltimore City & County Area Rebecca at rebecca.louise.kelly@gmail.com

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