



Wizard
- Adult
- Male
- Medium
About Wizard
Raeford, NC
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Wizard’s Compatibility
This pet has bad compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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Wizard's Story
Wizard has been adopted and returned to the rescue twice. The first time, he was adopted as a kitten and everything was fine for 2 years, until he started not using the litter box out of the blue. Then, he got adopted again, but only lasted for about 3 weeks before he was returned for the same reason. He was taken to the vet to look for a medical reason, but the vet determined it was behavioral. He is deaf and gets startled easily if he doesn't see you. I think he needs a quiet home with either no other cats, or maybe one sweet, easy going cat. He is fine with dogs, but not a hyper dog. My dog is a lab mix who is 13, so she minds her own business and doesn't bother the cats. Wizard has been crated at night at my house. During the day, I put him in my bedroom by himself so he has room to roam around. I haven't noticed any accidents outside the litter box. Recently, Snow (another one of my fosters who is on Petfinder here) was returned for the same reason. I have had her in my bedroom with Wizard for the past couple of days, and they seem to get along fine. She is a senior cat who can't hear very well, so they don't bother each other. <br/>Wizard is a sweet, shy boy. He can be playful, too. He needs a home with not a lot of activity. I try not to startle him when I come in the room and he doesn't see me. <br/>It will take him a little time to trust you. You have to let him come to you and ask for pets. I think if he gets stressed, it causes him to stop using the litter box, so a calm, quiet, low activity house would be best for him. He deserves a loving family of his own. He has lots of love to give.
Wizard has been adopted and returned to the rescue twice. The first time, he was adopted as a kitten and everything was fine for 2 years, until he started not using the litter box out of the blue. Then, he got adopted again, but only lasted for about 3 weeks before he was returned for the same reason. He was taken to the vet to look for a medical reason, but the vet determined it was behavioral. He is deaf and gets startled easily if he doesn't see you. I think he needs a quiet home with either no other cats, or maybe one sweet, easy going cat. He is fine with dogs, but not a hyper dog. My dog is a lab mix who is 13, so she minds her own business and doesn't bother the cats. Wizard has been crated at night at my house. During the day, I put him in my bedroom by himself so he has room to roam around. I haven't noticed any accidents outside the litter box. Recently, Snow (another one of my fosters who is on Petfinder here) was returned for the same reason. I have had her in my bedroom with Wizard for the past couple of days,
Wizard has been adopted and returned to the rescue twice. The first time, he was adopted as a kitten and everything was fine for 2 years, until he started not using the litter box out of the blue. Then, he got adopted again, but only lasted for about 3 weeks before he was returned for the same reason. He was taken to the vet to look for a medical reason, but the vet determined it was behavioral. He is deaf and gets startled easily if he doesn't see you. I think he needs a quiet home with either no other cats, or maybe one sweet, easy going cat. He is fine with dogs, but not a hyper dog. My dog is a lab mix who is 13, so she minds her own business and doesn't bother the cats. Wizard has been crated at night at my house. During the day, I put him in my bedroom by himself so he has room to roam around. I haven't noticed any accidents outside the litter box. Recently, Snow (another one of my fosters who is on Petfinder here) was returned for the same reason. I have had her in my bedroom with Wizard for the past couple of days, and they seem to get along fine. She is a senior cat who can't hear very well, so they don't bother each other.
Wizard is a sweet, shy boy. He can be playful, too. He needs a home with not a lot of activity. I try not to startle him when I come in the room and he doesn't see me.
It will take him a little time to trust you. You have to let him come to you and ask for pets. I think if he
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