Ted (Bonded to Didda)

  • Senior
  • Male
  • Extra Large
  • Domestic Short Hair

Ted (Bonded to Didda)

Current Location

Louisville, KY

Breed

Domestic Short Hair

Physical Traits

Age: Senior, (8+ years)
Gender: Male
Size: Extra Large, (17+ lbs)
Coat color: Gray / Blue / Silver, White

Behavior

Personality
Good with Cats, Bonded, Litter Box Trained, Quiet Companion
House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes
Vaccinated:
Yes

Ted (Bonded to Didda)'s Compatibility

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.

  • This pet has good compatibility with cats.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

Adoption Fee

$38

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Ted (Bonded to Didda)'s Story

I'm a 14-year-old DSH, and I've spent my entire life with my sister, Didda. We're a bonded pair and must be adopted together. After 14 years side by side, how could anyone separate us? <br/><br/>Ted is my name. Petting is my game. If you become distracted from petting me, I'll gently place my paw on your arm as a little reminder that I'm still here. I give gentle head butts, and my purring is the absolute sweetest. I really don't think I've ever met a stranger!<br/><br/>The shelter was a scary place for both of us, and we showed a lot of signs of stress while we were there. Thankfully, being in a foster home has helped us tremendously. We're much more comfortable, and it's given us the chance to relax and show off our sweet personalities.<br/><br/>While Didda can be quite the lap cat, I'm happy to lay beside you or close by. I love being near my people, and I'll come up for lovings when I'm ready for some attention. Didda and I have also really enjoyed having a tunnel to play in. She loves to chase me through it, but with my chunkiness, I get tired out pretty quickly! <br/><br/>I'm neutered, up to date, and microchipped. Now we're just looking for someone who will open their heart and home to two sweet senior siblings and let us spend our golden years together.

I'm a 14-year-old DSH, and I've spent my entire life with my sister, Didda. We're a bonded pair and must be adopted together. After 14 years side by side, how could anyone separate us?

Ted is my name. Petting is my game. If you become distracted from petting me, I'll gently place my paw on your arm as a little reminder that I'm still here. I give gentle head butts, and my purring is the absolute sweetest. I really don't think I've ever met a stranger!

The shelter was a scary place for both of us, and we showed a lot of signs of stress while we were there. Thankfully, being in a foster home has helped us tremendously. We're much more comfortable, and it's given us the chance to relax and show off our sweet personalities.

While Didda can be quite the lap cat, I'm happy to lay beside you or close by. I love being near my people, and I'll come up for lovings when I'm ready for some attention. Didda and I have also really enjoyed having a tunnel to play in. She loves to chase me through it, but with my

I'm a 14-year-old DSH, and I've spent my entire life with my sister, Didda. We're a bonded pair and must be adopted together. After 14 years side by side, how could anyone separate us?

Ted is my name. Petting is my game. If you become distracted from petting me, I'll gently place my paw on your arm as a little reminder that I'm still here. I give gentle head butts, and my purring is the absolute sweetest. I really don't think I've ever met a stranger!

The shelter was a scary place for both of us, and we showed a lot of signs of stress while we were there. Thankfully, being in a foster home has helped us tremendously. We're much more comfortable, and it's given us the chance to relax and show off our sweet personalities.

While Didda can be quite the lap cat, I'm happy to lay beside you or close by. I love being near my people, and I'll come up for lovings when I'm ready for some attention. Didda and I have also really enjoyed having a tunnel to play in. She loves to chase me through it, but with my chunkiness, I get tired out pretty quickly!

I'm neutered, up to date, and microchipped. Now we're just looking for someone who will open their heart and home to two sweet senior siblings and let us spend our golden years together.

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How To Adopt

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Animal Care Society Inc's Adoption Policy
Visit our web site at http://www.animalcaresociety.org/ Why Adopt from ACS? One of the best things about life is that it’s full of second chances! When people adopt a new family member from a shelter they are giving a pet a second chance in life! Many folks go to a breeder for a specific type of pet but those same animals can be found at the Animal Care Society! And if there isn’t such an animal at our shelter, ACS staffers are happy to refer interested parties to the RIGHT breed rescue group! The pets available at the Animal Care Society are special. Careful selection, constant socialization, diligent loving daily care and even hand raised kittens and puppies make our candidates for adoption a premium in the shelter world. While we are still a shelter, we make every effort to make a cat or dog feel at home here! It goes a long way in deferring some of the kennel fatigue experienced by shelter animals. From the devoted man who shows

Ted (Bonded to Didda) is from Animal Care Society Inc

[Louisville, KY]

Location
12207 Westport Rd Louisville, KY, 40245

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