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Location: 32926
Name: Yosemite Sam
Status: Adopted!
Species: Cat
Breed: Domestic Short Hair (short coat)
Pattern: Tuxedo
Sex: Male (neutered)
General Age: Young
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Cats: Yes
Good with Kids: Yes
Declawed: No
Housetrained: Yes
Description:
DOB appx 3/31/10. DSH black tux with white nose, male. Will be neutered in a few days.
What a great personality! One of our foster moms saw him at the Eau Gallie shelter and put her name on his card in case he was going to be pulled for kill. A few days later, he caught a very slight kitty cold, so they called us to come get him.
Our wonderful transporter, Debbie, drove after work from Cape Canaveral to Melbourne, pulled him, and drove him back to the foster mom in Cocoa, then she drove back to Melbourne where she lives. What a great volunteer (we need transporters like this, please contact us if you are seriously interested in helping, sometimes it's short notice like this -- we have only HOURS to drive down and pick up an animal or it will be killed).
Yosemite Sam does fine with dogs, he started playing with our dog within minutes!! We can tell he has been around dogs before.
As for cats, he just comes right in and there is no hissing or adjustment time.
Would be great with kids. You can carry him and pick him up any which way, upside down, he doesn't claw or get scared at anything, this guy is fearless!!! Whoever had him originally was a great home, he was well treated and not abused, it's just sad they had to give him up.
Note my husband asked me why in the world I named him Yosemite Sam because he's black not orange!!! (the cartoon Yosemite Sam had red hair....well, I dunno...it fit, I guess because this kitten is such a little pistol...)
DOB appx 3/31/10. DSH black tux with white nose, male. Will be neutered in a few days.
What a great personality! One of our foster moms saw him at the Eau Gallie shelter and put her name on his card in case he was going to be pulled for kill. A few days later, he caught a very slight kitty cold, so they called us to come get him.
Our wonderful transporter, Debbie, drove after work from Cape Canaveral to Melbourne, pulled him, and drove him back to the foster mom in Cocoa, then she drove back to Melbourne where she lives. What a great volunteer (we need transporters like this, please contact us if you are seriously interested in helping, sometimes it's short notice like this -- we have only HOURS to drive down and pick up an animal or it will be killed).
Yosemite Sam does fine with dogs, he started playing with our dog within minutes!! We can tell he has been around dogs before.
As for cats, he just comes right in and there is no hissing or adjustment time.
Would be great with kids. You can carry him and pick him up any which way, upside down, he doesn't claw or get scared at anything, this guy is fearless!!! Whoever had him originally was a great home, he was well treated and not abused, it's just sad they had to give him up.
Note my husband asked me why in the world I named him Yosemite Sam because he's black not orange!!! (the cartoon Yosemite Sam had red hair....well, I dunno...it fit, I guess because this kitten is such a little pistol...)