Loki

This is Loki. Loki's owner passed away and he was left in the care of a relative. The relative allegedly gave Loki away without even knowing the person's name and Loki was later picked up running loose. We can't help but assume he was dumped as this situation is sadly becoming more and more common in Marion County. <br/><br/>Despite it all, Loki's a happy, wiggly boy! He was understandably afraid and had his guard up when he first arrived but the more we get to know him, the harder we fall in love. Loki might have some separation anxiety, and can climb a six foot chain link fence if he's left unattended, so he'd love to find an adopter who will spend some quality time with him outside or take him on walks!<br/><br/>We don't have much information on Loki considering his origin story, but we'd be happy to do meet and greets with kids and dogs, and can cat test if needed.

This is Loki. Loki's owner passed away and he was left in the care of a relative. The relative allegedly gave Loki away without even knowing the person's name and Loki was later picked up running loose. We can't help but assume he was dumped as this situation is sadly becoming more and more common in Marion County.

Despite it all, Loki's a happy, wiggly boy! He was understandably afraid and had his guard up when he first arrived but the more we get to know him, the harder we fall in love. Loki might have some separation anxiety, and can climb a six foot chain link fence if he's left unattended, so he'd love to find an adopter who will spend some quality time with him outside or take him on walks!

We don't have much information on Loki considering his origin story, but we'd be happy to do meet and greets with kids and dogs, and can cat test if needed.

This is Loki. Loki's owner passed away and he was left in the care of a relative. The relative allegedly gave Loki away without even knowing the person's name and Loki was later picked up running loose. We can't help but assume he was dumped as this situation is sadly becoming more and more common in Marion County.

Despite it all, Loki's a happy, wiggly boy! He was understandably afraid and had his guard up when he first arrived but the more we get to know him, the harder we fall in love. Loki might have some separation anxiety, and can climb a six foot chain link fence if he's left unattended, so he'd love to find an adopter who will spend some quality time with him outside or take him on walks!

We don't have much information on Loki considering his origin story, but we'd be happy to do meet and greets with kids and dogs, and can cat test if needed.