Sprinkles

It's hard not to smile when you look at Sprinkles. He's a quirky, hunky boy who doesn't seem to know he's a cat. He likes to play with toys by nudging them with the top of his head and pretends to be a turtle by burrowing under his blankets and sticking his head out. He will bring a lot of joy to a home, but it is in his best interest to have a low energy home. He previously lived with small kids, and the noise and energy stressed him out. When he is stressed, it manifests with urinary symptoms. He is on, and adopters should plan to keep him on, a urinary diet along with a supplement. We are happy to talk out the details of what this entails when adopters come in to meet him. If you have a calm home and would love a goofball to keep you entertained, or maybe you already have a cat on a urinary diet, please come in and meet Sprinkles! (And no, the name is not in reference to his urinary stress!)

It's hard not to smile when you look at Sprinkles. He's a quirky, hunky boy who doesn't seem to know he's a cat. He likes to play with toys by nudging them with the top of his head and pretends to be a turtle by burrowing under his blankets and sticking his head out. He will bring a lot of joy to a home, but it is in his best interest to have a low energy home. He previously lived with small kids, and the noise and energy stressed him out. When he is stressed, it manifests with urinary symptoms. He is on, and adopters should plan to keep him on, a urinary diet along with a supplement. We are happy to talk out the details of what this entails when adopters come in to meet him. If you have a calm home and would love a goofball to keep you entertained, or maybe you already have a cat on a urinary diet, please come in and meet Sprinkles! (And no, the name is not in reference to his urinary stress!)

It's hard not to smile when you look at Sprinkles. He's a quirky, hunky boy who doesn't seem to know he's a cat. He likes to play with toys by nudging them with the top of his head and pretends to be a turtle by burrowing under his blankets and sticking his head out. He will bring a lot of joy to a home, but it is in his best interest to have a low energy home. He previously lived with small kids, and the noise and energy stressed him out. When he is stressed, it manifests with urinary symptoms. He is on, and adopters should plan to keep him on, a urinary diet along with a supplement. We are happy to talk out the details of what this entails when adopters come in to meet him. If you have a calm home and would love a goofball to keep you entertained, or maybe you already have a cat on a urinary diet, please come in and meet Sprinkles! (And no, the name is not in reference to his urinary stress!)