Splatch

A volunteer writes:<br/>Fourteen is quite a late age for a pet to be surrendered to a shelter. Senior Splatch is said to be a friendly, energetic and playful cat but this is not the side he is showing us since his arrival at the care center. Splatch is not really in hiding but seems to have lost his pep and now, he got a cold to make things worse. Splatch does not swat or hiss. He eats the treats offered, accepts petting, does not try to flee or avoid us but does not engage with us. His world fell apart and he does not know how to react to the situation. He might need a little bit more time but the best remedy for his mental and physical health is ...a Home Sweet Home with an adopter who loves and knows how to care for seniors. Could you be this very special person? Splotch is waiting for you at the Manhattan Care Center! <br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>What my friends at ACC say about me:<br/>I would appreciate slow introductions to new people and places to help me feel safe.<br/>I'll need daily interaction with you as I get used to my new life.<br/><br/>I have lived with cats in my previous home.<br/>Splatch tolerates attention and petting but appears to be moderately fearful or stressed in the shelter. He may be a little more independent and may need time to warm up to his new home. We recommend that he go to a home with some cat experience preferred and be well counseled in fearful cat behavior. Primary Color: Black Secondary Color: White Weight: 12lbs Age: 14yrs 1mths 1wks Animal has been Neutered

A volunteer writes:
Fourteen is quite a late age for a pet to be surrendered to a shelter. Senior Splatch is said to be a friendly, energetic and playful cat but this is not the side he is showing us since his arrival at the care center. Splatch is not really in hiding but seems to have lost his pep and now, he got a cold to make things worse. Splatch does not swat or hiss. He eats the treats offered, accepts petting, does not try to flee or avoid us but does not engage with us. His world fell apart and he does not know how to react to the situation. He might need a little bit more time but the best remedy for his mental and physical health is ...a Home Sweet Home with an adopter who loves and knows how to care for seniors. Could you be this very special person? Splotch is waiting for you at the Manhattan Care Center!






What my friends at ACC say about me:
I would appreciate slow introductions to new people and places to help me feel safe.
I'll need daily interaction with you as

A volunteer writes:
Fourteen is quite a late age for a pet to be surrendered to a shelter. Senior Splatch is said to be a friendly, energetic and playful cat but this is not the side he is showing us since his arrival at the care center. Splatch is not really in hiding but seems to have lost his pep and now, he got a cold to make things worse. Splatch does not swat or hiss. He eats the treats offered, accepts petting, does not try to flee or avoid us but does not engage with us. His world fell apart and he does not know how to react to the situation. He might need a little bit more time but the best remedy for his mental and physical health is ...a Home Sweet Home with an adopter who loves and knows how to care for seniors. Could you be this very special person? Splotch is waiting for you at the Manhattan Care Center!






What my friends at ACC say about me:
I would appreciate slow introductions to new people and places to help me feel safe.
I'll need daily interaction with you as I get used to my new life.

I have lived with cats in my previous home.
Splatch tolerates attention and petting but appears to be moderately fearful or stressed in the shelter. He may be a little more independent and may need time to warm up to his new home. We recommend that he go to a home with some cat experience preferred and be well counseled in fearful cat behavior. Primary Colo