Tux

Meet Tux!<br/><br/>Tux was found out in the cold, but you’d never know it by how much love this big fluffy guy has to give. He’s estimated to be around 3–6 years old, neutered, and FeLV/FIV negative, with rabies and FVRCP vaccines up to date. He’s also been treated for ticks and a double ear infection and is feeling so much better now.<br/><br/>Tux is a gentle, quiet soul who’s currently decompressing in his foster home — and he’s been an absolute gentleman. He uses the litterbox perfectly, eats politely (a little grazer!), and is happiest when he can be near his humans. He LOVES affection and is a world-class biscuit-maker. He is also a pro at napping with you on the bed and rubbing adorable against furniture to convince you to keep petting him. He even lets you pick his large butt up and carry him around.<br/><br/>With his medium-length fur, huge paws, and overall big, fluffy presence, we suspect he may be a Norwegian Forest Cat mix… or at least channeling one. He is much larger in person than photos make him seem. He has the perfect medium coat which requires occasional brushing but doesn't easily mat up. All the fluff without a ton of the up-keep. <br/><br/>Tux is still a bit unsure around other animals, so for now he’d do best as the only pet or with a slow, thoughtful introduction and a place to be isolated or escape the other animals. He has NO mean bone in his body so far and even when introduced to the "terrifying" other cats in the foster home he is all flight and no fight. Right now his foster has him in a spare bedroom for isolation and decompression and occasionally allows a few of the friendly calmer cats in to say hello. Tux hides in his "safety" corner spot but just observes them for now. We will update as his personality blooms more. But with people? He’s all heart. At the vet he was even a good boy for everything!<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a sweet, soft, lovable companion who’s ready for a fresh start, Tux might just be your guy!<br/><br/>email info@springhouseah.com for an application for this handsome boy!

Meet Tux!

Tux was found out in the cold, but you’d never know it by how much love this big fluffy guy has to give. He’s estimated to be around 3–6 years old, neutered, and FeLV/FIV negative, with rabies and FVRCP vaccines up to date. He’s also been treated for ticks and a double ear infection and is feeling so much better now.

Tux is a gentle, quiet soul who’s currently decompressing in his foster home — and he’s been an absolute gentleman. He uses the litterbox perfectly, eats politely (a little grazer!), and is happiest when he can be near his humans. He LOVES affection and is a world-class biscuit-maker. He is also a pro at napping with you on the bed and rubbing adorable against furniture to convince you to keep petting him. He even lets you pick his large butt up and carry him around.

With his medium-length fur, huge paws, and overall big, fluffy presence, we suspect he may be a Norwegian Forest Cat mix… or at least channeling one. He is much larger in person than photos make him seem. He has

Meet Tux!

Tux was found out in the cold, but you’d never know it by how much love this big fluffy guy has to give. He’s estimated to be around 3–6 years old, neutered, and FeLV/FIV negative, with rabies and FVRCP vaccines up to date. He’s also been treated for ticks and a double ear infection and is feeling so much better now.

Tux is a gentle, quiet soul who’s currently decompressing in his foster home — and he’s been an absolute gentleman. He uses the litterbox perfectly, eats politely (a little grazer!), and is happiest when he can be near his humans. He LOVES affection and is a world-class biscuit-maker. He is also a pro at napping with you on the bed and rubbing adorable against furniture to convince you to keep petting him. He even lets you pick his large butt up and carry him around.

With his medium-length fur, huge paws, and overall big, fluffy presence, we suspect he may be a Norwegian Forest Cat mix… or at least channeling one. He is much larger in person than photos make him seem. He has the perfect medium coat which requires occasional brushing but doesn't easily mat up. All the fluff without a ton of the up-keep.

Tux is still a bit unsure around other animals, so for now he’d do best as the only pet or with a slow, thoughtful introduction and a place to be isolated or escape the other animals. He has NO mean bone in his body so far and even when introduced to the "terr