Simon Discoball Tabby & Domestic Short Hair Mix Blaine, MN

Meet Simon. This goofy boy is about 8 months old and came to our rescue from a local shelter where he was going to be euthanized for having urinary issues. He is way to young and sweet to die because of this very treatable issue so we took him in and got him the veterinary care he needed. With some medication and a special prescription diet, he is feeling much better! He will need to be on the prescription food, Royal Canin S/O, for the foreseeable future to ensure he doesn't have a flare up again so his perspective adopter needs to be willing and able to keep him on his diet as well as get him the proper care should an issue come up. Despite this little bump in the road he is very sweet and extremely playful! He is quite the riot when he plays, running and chasing toys all over the place, scratching on posts and just being a happy go lucky teenager. He loves attention and responds with cute little chirps and meows when you talk to him. He is a very sweet boy who enjoys the company of other cats and is good with everyone. He is in a foster home with young kids and loves them! His adoption fee includes his neuter surgery, microchip, vaccinations, deworming, fecal test, and he has tested negative for FeLV/FIV.

If you are interested in meeting this kitty, please visit our website to fill out an application: http://tuffstartrescue.weebly.com/adopting.html OR email - tuffstartrescue@gmail.com Serious inquiries only please!

To guarantee the safety and well being of all our rescue pets, cats adopted from us must be kept indoors.

Cats adopted from our rescue must keep their claws. Declawing our rescue cats is strictly forbidden. Please review the following links for new research regarding declawing and the long term effects it can cause a cat.
http://www.pawproject.org
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/05/170523124130.htm
http://www.worldanimal.foundation/advocate/declawing-cats-causes-aggression-abnormal-behaviors


*** We are a foster based rescue and our rescue pets live in foster homes all over the twin cities and its suburbs. Not all animals are located in Blaine. ***