Because Bass

Adopt a Dog or Cat in Edmonton, Alberta More photos of me can be found here. Because Bass   |   Male   |   Blue Eyed Manx (Manx)   | My "brother" and I were strays out on a reserve who no one claimed. Well we might not be blood brothers (Zoe's isn't so sure) but us bass kitties were found at the same time. We were fixed but no micro-chip sadly. My brother was quickly adopted but I have remained in foster care for a very long time (years actually!) I am one stunning cat with the cutest little bobtail ever. I am quite timid initially but through love, brushing and understanding I have made big milestones in my foster home and warm up much faster to people now that I can see people are kind and safe. I am quite the talker, but I have a tiny meow which is quite surprising from such a big boy. You'd think it was from a kitten and not me! I love to play but I much prefer to just snuggle up and snooze be it on your lap, next to you or in a comfy bed. Bonus if you have a snuggly blanket I can sleep on. I have become quite the affectionate cat now my pain is managed by medication. I love to be petted and spend a lot of time cuddling with you. You’ll very quickly hear my jet engine purr. #sohandsome #whyadoptmebecauseyoulovemethatswhy I require a calm home that is understanding of my medical situation and my initial timidness. Once settled in though, I am a huge love bug. Older kids would be best or only ones who understand shy cats and their behavior. I do have manx syndrome and pain due to it so they would have to be gentle with me. I am not mean but I would hide from them. I am great with other cat friendly cats with proper introductions, and I’m totally fine with dogs too. but I would also be just fine as an only cat. I’m easy!! I am fully vetted. I do need a wet food diet as kibble tends to give me an upset belly. I love wet food and the hydration in it is very good for me! I do have manx syndrome, x-rays showed a deficit in my spine and mid-back area (hence the back hump). The base of his tailbone actually looked like it had crumbled. It’s far enough back that even amputating my tail nub wouldn’t help. I must continue my pain medication as it has helped me have a new lease on life. I am so much more happier now, I even jump! And I love being petted and cuddled with. Zoe's will provide you with any medication that I have left. I am on a very standard liquid form pain medication 2x daily. By: Parker Pothier One reason many families are hesitant to try fostering is because they are worried about or afraid of the process of saying goodbye. Specifically, families often worry about how … [Read More...]