Zulton Kulle

Fostered in Scottsville, VA.<br/><br/>Zoltun Kulle came to us from a hoarding situation in NY. He was recently neutered and would be happiest living with one or more ladies, but could also be introduced to other males, especially if they are younger or also neutered.<br/><br/>His foster reports:<br/><br/>"When the timing is right, i.e., during the night and in the early morning, and sometimes in the evening, Z will now take food promptly when offered through the bars. When he’s awake, he visibly perks up when I speak to him as I’m approaching the cage because he’s come to expect yummy food.<br/><br/>I am working on him understanding that when I say TOUCH I will give him a brief stroke and then offer food in order to create a positive association.<br/><br/>When he’s in his soft hanging cube, I’ll unclip it sometimes and just have him out on my lap. He just lays low most of the time, with a very rare peek up toward the top hole.<br/><br/>He loves: scrambled eggs, cheese, blueberries, kiwi, apple, pistachios, broccoli<br/>He likes: oats, canned pumpkin, Greek yogurt (plain), dry egg noodles, granola<br/>He doesn’t eat: arugula, snap peas, seeded bread"

Fostered in Scottsville, VA.

Zoltun Kulle came to us from a hoarding situation in NY. He was recently neutered and would be happiest living with one or more ladies, but could also be introduced to other males, especially if they are younger or also neutered.

His foster reports:

"When the timing is right, i.e., during the night and in the early morning, and sometimes in the evening, Z will now take food promptly when offered through the bars. When he’s awake, he visibly perks up when I speak to him as I’m approaching the cage because he’s come to expect yummy food.

I am working on him understanding that when I say TOUCH I will give him a brief stroke and then offer food in order to create a positive association.

When he’s in his soft hanging cube, I’ll unclip it sometimes and just have him out on my lap. He just lays low most of the time, with a very rare peek up toward the top hole.

He loves: scrambled eggs, cheese, blueberries, kiwi, apple, pistachios, broccoli
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Fostered in Scottsville, VA.

Zoltun Kulle came to us from a hoarding situation in NY. He was recently neutered and would be happiest living with one or more ladies, but could also be introduced to other males, especially if they are younger or also neutered.

His foster reports:

"When the timing is right, i.e., during the night and in the early morning, and sometimes in the evening, Z will now take food promptly when offered through the bars. When he’s awake, he visibly perks up when I speak to him as I’m approaching the cage because he’s come to expect yummy food.

I am working on him understanding that when I say TOUCH I will give him a brief stroke and then offer food in order to create a positive association.

When he’s in his soft hanging cube, I’ll unclip it sometimes and just have him out on my lap. He just lays low most of the time, with a very rare peek up toward the top hole.

He loves: scrambled eggs, cheese, blueberries, kiwi, apple, pistachios, broccoli
He likes: oats, canned pumpkin, Greek yogurt (plain), dry egg noodles, granola
He doesn’t eat: arugula, snap peas, seeded bread"