Warrior (needs socialization - extremely scared)

Warrior was brought to a New York shelter by the police department along with 4 or 5 other cats after his owner passed away. We unfortunately don't even know Warrior's original name - all of the cats were named after basketball teams by the NY shelter staff. <br/><br/>We don't know what kind of home Warrior lived in originally, but we would venture to guess he was living with an older individual who did not spend much time with the cats. Poor Warrior continues to be terrified of people and spends his days hiding in a carrier. He comes out to eat and use the litterbox when there are no people around. He is hoping to find a home that will be able to spend a lot of time helping him learn to trust people and doesn't mind that he spends most of his time in a quiet and dark area.<br/><br/>He does great with other cats and having some friendly cats in a home would be a very good environment for him. Despite being extremely scared, he has always used his litterbox faithfully. <br/><br/>Please contact Journeys at journeyscatrescue@gmail.com if you would be interested in adopting him.

Warrior was brought to a New York shelter by the police department along with 4 or 5 other cats after his owner passed away. We unfortunately don't even know Warrior's original name - all of the cats were named after basketball teams by the NY shelter staff.

We don't know what kind of home Warrior lived in originally, but we would venture to guess he was living with an older individual who did not spend much time with the cats. Poor Warrior continues to be terrified of people and spends his days hiding in a carrier. He comes out to eat and use the litterbox when there are no people around. He is hoping to find a home that will be able to spend a lot of time helping him learn to trust people and doesn't mind that he spends most of his time in a quiet and dark area.

He does great with other cats and having some friendly cats in a home would be a very good environment for him. Despite being extremely scared, he has always used his litterbox faithfully.

Please contact Journeys at journeyscatrescue@g

Warrior was brought to a New York shelter by the police department along with 4 or 5 other cats after his owner passed away. We unfortunately don't even know Warrior's original name - all of the cats were named after basketball teams by the NY shelter staff.

We don't know what kind of home Warrior lived in originally, but we would venture to guess he was living with an older individual who did not spend much time with the cats. Poor Warrior continues to be terrified of people and spends his days hiding in a carrier. He comes out to eat and use the litterbox when there are no people around. He is hoping to find a home that will be able to spend a lot of time helping him learn to trust people and doesn't mind that he spends most of his time in a quiet and dark area.

He does great with other cats and having some friendly cats in a home would be a very good environment for him. Despite being extremely scared, he has always used his litterbox faithfully.

Please contact Journeys at journeyscatrescue@gmail.com if you would be interested in adopting him.