Colin-Domestic shorthair
Adoption fee £85
WR13
Advert ID: lpn000013410Expired
About this pet
- Advert type
- For adoption
- Type of pet
- Cats
- Breed
- British Shorthair
- Sex
- Male
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Description
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Colin has come into WARS as a stray.
He is a chubby-cheeked chap, who is a little unsure of what is going on right now.
He can get quite confused about how he needs to behave around his new human friends. He is a big head butter, bumping into your legs when you go into his pen, simply demanding some attention, or food, or BOTH! However, he does get quite overwhelmed with emotions when he has fuss and can have a mad moment, running around his pen, knocking into things, and exerting some energy. In a confined space this can be overwhelming, however, he soon calms down and settles back down to chill.
We think he just does not know how to be around people, he wants fuss but can find it rather overwhelming.
IDEAL HOME: Colin will need an adult-only home, with no other pets. An experienced and patient home would be best for him, to allow him time to grow in some confidence and learn about his new surroundings and family.
He will want access to the outdoors, once he has settled in, so a home away from any busy roads would be best
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