SHAMROCK

Mr. Shamrock has been waiting for his lucky clover since February 18th. Will you be his person? He is around 1 year and 10 months old now, and is the most elegant and sweetest boy you could ever want. Upon arrival he was in poor condition, but his mats are gone and he is putting on weight. His foster parents report this beauty is playful and gets along very well with their female cats, but not well with their male cat. Do note, he will need patience at first. It took him a week of hiding before he ventured out from under a recliner, and another week to leave the room he was first staying in at the foster house. Shamrock remains shy around new people, and would do best a quiet home. He needs someone who is willing to give him lots of attention, which he will reward with tiny meows and deep purrs! He is cuddly, and loves scratches and petting once he gets to know you.

Mr. Shamrock has been waiting for his lucky clover since February 18th. Will you be his person? He is around 1 year and 10 months old now, and is the most elegant and sweetest boy you could ever want. Upon arrival he was in poor condition, but his mats are gone and he is putting on weight. His foster parents report this beauty is playful and gets along very well with their female cats, but not well with their male cat. Do note, he will need patience at first. It took him a week of hiding before he ventured out from under a recliner, and another week to leave the room he was first staying in at the foster house. Shamrock remains shy around new people, and would do best a quiet home. He needs someone who is willing to give him lots of attention, which he will reward with tiny meows and deep purrs! He is cuddly, and loves scratches and petting once he gets to know you.

Mr. Shamrock has been waiting for his lucky clover since February 18th. Will you be his person? He is around 1 year and 10 months old now, and is the most elegant and sweetest boy you could ever want. Upon arrival he was in poor condition, but his mats are gone and he is putting on weight. His foster parents report this beauty is playful and gets along very well with their female cats, but not well with their male cat. Do note, he will need patience at first. It took him a week of hiding before he ventured out from under a recliner, and another week to leave the room he was first staying in at the foster house. Shamrock remains shy around new people, and would do best a quiet home. He needs someone who is willing to give him lots of attention, which he will reward with tiny meows and deep purrs! He is cuddly, and loves scratches and petting once he gets to know you.