Tuxy

Tuxy is possibly the most dog-like cat ever to exist. When other cats challenge him, he just stares at them. He practically refuses to fight back. He's the very definition of "lover, not a fighter." And boy, is he a lover. He wants to be on or next to his humans all the time. He gives actual bear hugs and is at his happiest when curled up in a lap. But Tuxy has one big issue: He doesn't understand the concept of a litter box. His foster mom has been working on this with him and has him using puppy pads in boxes more than half to two-thirds of the time. For this reason, he might be best in a home without carpet until he's reliably using the box with litter in it. Tuxy is about 18 months old and has been neutered. He's current on vaccinations. He's easygoing and likely would be fine with children or dogs, although his known experience has been limited to cats, and with cats, he is exceptionally non-reactive. You would be hard-pressed to find a more loving or lovable cat.

Tuxy is possibly the most dog-like cat ever to exist. When other cats challenge him, he just stares at them. He practically refuses to fight back. He's the very definition of "lover, not a fighter." And boy, is he a lover. He wants to be on or next to his humans all the time. He gives actual bear hugs and is at his happiest when curled up in a lap. But Tuxy has one big issue: He doesn't understand the concept of a litter box. His foster mom has been working on this with him and has him using puppy pads in boxes more than half to two-thirds of the time. For this reason, he might be best in a home without carpet until he's reliably using the box with litter in it. Tuxy is about 18 months old and has been neutered. He's current on vaccinations. He's easygoing and likely would be fine with children or dogs, although his known experience has been limited to cats, and with cats, he is exceptionally non-reactive. You would be hard-pressed to find a more loving or lovable cat.

Tuxy is possibly the most dog-like cat ever to exist. When other cats challenge him, he just stares at them. He practically refuses to fight back. He's the very definition of "lover, not a fighter." And boy, is he a lover. He wants to be on or next to his humans all the time. He gives actual bear hugs and is at his happiest when curled up in a lap. But Tuxy has one big issue: He doesn't understand the concept of a litter box. His foster mom has been working on this with him and has him using puppy pads in boxes more than half to two-thirds of the time. For this reason, he might be best in a home without carpet until he's reliably using the box with litter in it. Tuxy is about 18 months old and has been neutered. He's current on vaccinations. He's easygoing and likely would be fine with children or dogs, although his known experience has been limited to cats, and with cats, he is exceptionally non-reactive. You would be hard-pressed to find a more loving or lovable cat.