Roman

This sweet little man was found on the streets of Ferndale. He had been relying on the kindness of strangers for some time. He was clever enough to find a doggie door at his rescuers house so he let himself in and ate all the soft cat food. Problem is his teeth were in bad shape, missing a few due to poor nutrition. So we got him in to the vet, got him neutered, cleaned his teeth (pulled a few more rotten ones), removed a bloody benign cyst that was hanging out on his left temple and de-flead his lovely, thick, flame-point Siamese coat. He's had a tough go of it in his estimated 5 years. All he needs is a warm home and a lifetime supply of nutritious wet food. He is litter box trained, FIV and FeL negative.<br/><br/>Roman now has a beautiful, soft coat and friendly disposition. He is a bit of a lap cat and he drools when his cheeks are rubbed! This lover deserves a wonderful home.

This sweet little man was found on the streets of Ferndale. He had been relying on the kindness of strangers for some time. He was clever enough to find a doggie door at his rescuers house so he let himself in and ate all the soft cat food. Problem is his teeth were in bad shape, missing a few due to poor nutrition. So we got him in to the vet, got him neutered, cleaned his teeth (pulled a few more rotten ones), removed a bloody benign cyst that was hanging out on his left temple and de-flead his lovely, thick, flame-point Siamese coat. He's had a tough go of it in his estimated 5 years. All he needs is a warm home and a lifetime supply of nutritious wet food. He is litter box trained, FIV and FeL negative.

Roman now has a beautiful, soft coat and friendly disposition. He is a bit of a lap cat and he drools when his cheeks are rubbed! This lover deserves a wonderful home.

This sweet little man was found on the streets of Ferndale. He had been relying on the kindness of strangers for some time. He was clever enough to find a doggie door at his rescuers house so he let himself in and ate all the soft cat food. Problem is his teeth were in bad shape, missing a few due to poor nutrition. So we got him in to the vet, got him neutered, cleaned his teeth (pulled a few more rotten ones), removed a bloody benign cyst that was hanging out on his left temple and de-flead his lovely, thick, flame-point Siamese coat. He's had a tough go of it in his estimated 5 years. All he needs is a warm home and a lifetime supply of nutritious wet food. He is litter box trained, FIV and FeL negative.

Roman now has a beautiful, soft coat and friendly disposition. He is a bit of a lap cat and he drools when his cheeks are rubbed! This lover deserves a wonderful home.