AuroraBorealisGazer wrote:
We had to get the shelter to help us catch him as the temperatures were getting well below freezing. He acted like a cat who was familiar with humans, but expected to be hurt by them. The shelter didn't think he'd be able to live with humans because he was too scared, but eventually he came around and now he seeks out attention

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Ya gotta love the healing stories like that. Handsome fellow.
Here's "Junior" who is about 18 months younger. His rescue story is less traumatic.
Was found out by a popular fishing pond as a wee kitten.
Was never really accepted by the rescuer's existing cats.
Ended up coming to me and the fellow above.
He too has quite the personality.


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