Sammy 3yrs

Poor Sammy was left behind when a shelter closed and he fell between the cracks. No one noticed this gentle giant until finally an adopter came! Sammy was at his new home for only 6 months when he was returned and his depression sent him into improper urination. After a few months back at his foster, he was segregated and stopped urinating so we figure although Sammy gets along with other cats, we think he would thrive on his own with no competition for food or attention. He is an extremely sweet boy that may be shy at the beginning but warms up fairly quickly. He loves playing with toy balls and springs and would love to just curl up and keep you company. Please consider giving this lovely boy a second chance. If it doesn't work out we guarantee he can be returned, but I bet you will fall in love! To arrange a meet and greet, pls apply at www.art4animals.ca

Poor Sammy was left behind when a shelter closed and he fell between the cracks. No one noticed this gentle giant until finally an adopter came! Sammy was at his new home for only 6 months when he was returned and his depression sent him into improper urination. After a few months back at his foster, he was segregated and stopped urinating so we figure although Sammy gets along with other cats, we think he would thrive on his own with no competition for food or attention. He is an extremely sweet boy that may be shy at the beginning but warms up fairly quickly. He loves playing with toy balls and springs and would love to just curl up and keep you company. Please consider giving this lovely boy a second chance. If it doesn't work out we guarantee he can be returned, but I bet you will fall in love! To arrange a meet and greet, pls apply at www.art4animals.ca

Poor Sammy was left behind when a shelter closed and he fell between the cracks. No one noticed this gentle giant until finally an adopter came! Sammy was at his new home for only 6 months when he was returned and his depression sent him into improper urination. After a few months back at his foster, he was segregated and stopped urinating so we figure although Sammy gets along with other cats, we think he would thrive on his own with no competition for food or attention. He is an extremely sweet boy that may be shy at the beginning but warms up fairly quickly. He loves playing with toy balls and springs and would love to just curl up and keep you company. Please consider giving this lovely boy a second chance. If it doesn't work out we guarantee he can be returned, but I bet you will fall in love! To arrange a meet and greet, pls apply at www.art4animals.ca