Rotisserie (Rory)

Rotisserie - affectionately nicknamed "Rory" by his foster has been through a lot. Now after some time in a home for the first time in his life as a street cat, he's ready to find his new family. <br/><br/>Rory came to us from a feral colony with adorable tom cheeks, a weathered and adorable look, and unfortunately.. FIV. Luckily for him, FIV+ cats can live happy, long lives and that is just what he would like to do.<br/><br/>Rory slowly but surely has come out of his shell, and has learned what being a housecat is all about. He uses his litterbox like a pro, comes out for pets and his favorite foods (which is pretty much everything that is offered) and no longer runs and hides when his foster enters the room. On the contrary, he has now started seeking out attention and engages in play. <br/><br/>He may need a little time to warm up, but once he does - you won't be able to get enough of him... or his very pinchable tom cheeks.

Rotisserie - affectionately nicknamed "Rory" by his foster has been through a lot. Now after some time in a home for the first time in his life as a street cat, he's ready to find his new family.

Rory came to us from a feral colony with adorable tom cheeks, a weathered and adorable look, and unfortunately.. FIV. Luckily for him, FIV+ cats can live happy, long lives and that is just what he would like to do.

Rory slowly but surely has come out of his shell, and has learned what being a housecat is all about. He uses his litterbox like a pro, comes out for pets and his favorite foods (which is pretty much everything that is offered) and no longer runs and hides when his foster enters the room. On the contrary, he has now started seeking out attention and engages in play.

He may need a little time to warm up, but once he does - you won't be able to get enough of him... or his very pinchable tom cheeks.

Rotisserie - affectionately nicknamed "Rory" by his foster has been through a lot. Now after some time in a home for the first time in his life as a street cat, he's ready to find his new family.

Rory came to us from a feral colony with adorable tom cheeks, a weathered and adorable look, and unfortunately.. FIV. Luckily for him, FIV+ cats can live happy, long lives and that is just what he would like to do.

Rory slowly but surely has come out of his shell, and has learned what being a housecat is all about. He uses his litterbox like a pro, comes out for pets and his favorite foods (which is pretty much everything that is offered) and no longer runs and hides when his foster enters the room. On the contrary, he has now started seeking out attention and engages in play.

He may need a little time to warm up, but once he does - you won't be able to get enough of him... or his very pinchable tom cheeks.