REGGIE (Reginald Arnufle)

Meet Reggie (aka Reginald Arnufle)<br/>FIV+ | DOB: December 2018<br/><br/>Reggie returned to Crash’s on October 28, 2025, after spending a little over 18 months in a loving home with a family—including a toddler who absolutely adored him. His return was through no fault of his own; circumstances simply changed, making the home no longer the calm, safe environment this gentle boy needs. Reggie’s greatest goal in life is simple: to love and be loved in return.<br/><br/>Medically, Reggie has low-grade chronic rhinitis (affectionately known as “The Schnoogs”) and possibly mild feline asthma. These conditions are well-controlled with steroids, and he also takes a daily lysine supplement (an easy oral gel mixed with food) to support his immune system. Any adopter who welcomes Reggie home will receive ongoing medical care at no charge through Dr. Jen at Feline Wellness Center for issues related to his respiratory condition.<br/><br/>Reggie’s personality is every bit as endearing as his name. He gets along beautifully with other cats and loves spending time with people. He’s adjusting wonderfully to being back with us, but he would thrive best in a home of his own again.<br/><br/>Reggie would make a fantastic companion for a household with active kids and could happily share his space with a feline friend or two. The fact that he is FIV+ is no concern at all—this remarkable boy hasn’t a mean bone in his body and cohabitates with his 39 other roomies at Crash’s like friends at summer camp!<br/><br/>Reggie is one of my personal favorites—and that says a lot.

Meet Reggie (aka Reginald Arnufle)
FIV+ | DOB: December 2018

Reggie returned to Crash’s on October 28, 2025, after spending a little over 18 months in a loving home with a family—including a toddler who absolutely adored him. His return was through no fault of his own; circumstances simply changed, making the home no longer the calm, safe environment this gentle boy needs. Reggie’s greatest goal in life is simple: to love and be loved in return.

Medically, Reggie has low-grade chronic rhinitis (affectionately known as “The Schnoogs”) and possibly mild feline asthma. These conditions are well-controlled with steroids, and he also takes a daily lysine supplement (an easy oral gel mixed with food) to support his immune system. Any adopter who welcomes Reggie home will receive ongoing medical care at no charge through Dr. Jen at Feline Wellness Center for issues related to his respiratory condition.

Reggie’s personality is every bit as endearing as his name. He gets along beautifully with other cat

Meet Reggie (aka Reginald Arnufle)
FIV+ | DOB: December 2018

Reggie returned to Crash’s on October 28, 2025, after spending a little over 18 months in a loving home with a family—including a toddler who absolutely adored him. His return was through no fault of his own; circumstances simply changed, making the home no longer the calm, safe environment this gentle boy needs. Reggie’s greatest goal in life is simple: to love and be loved in return.

Medically, Reggie has low-grade chronic rhinitis (affectionately known as “The Schnoogs”) and possibly mild feline asthma. These conditions are well-controlled with steroids, and he also takes a daily lysine supplement (an easy oral gel mixed with food) to support his immune system. Any adopter who welcomes Reggie home will receive ongoing medical care at no charge through Dr. Jen at Feline Wellness Center for issues related to his respiratory condition.

Reggie’s personality is every bit as endearing as his name. He gets along beautifully with other cats and loves spending time with people. He’s adjusting wonderfully to being back with us, but he would thrive best in a home of his own again.

Reggie would make a fantastic companion for a household with active kids and could happily share his space with a feline friend or two. The fact that he is FIV+ is no concern at all—this remarkable boy hasn’t a mean bone in his body and cohabitates