DESCRIPTION
Rudolph is a senior boy with mild kidney disease. He lived most of his life unfixed in a feral cat colony. When we finally fixed him a few months ago, we assumed he was as feral as his colony mates. But once he had a taste of indoor life he wouldn't settle for less! He spent every day at our back door, meowing at all hours to come inside. Now he's an affectionate and surprisingly animated member of the household. But he isn't getting nearly enough attention here, we'd love to get him in a place he can get all the chin skritches and give some love bites in return (don't worry he only has one tooth left!) Like most older cats, his kidneys don't work as well as they used to but at this stage it just means he needs a special diet.
ABOUT: AMERICAN SHORTHAIR CAT BREED
The American Shorthair cat breed is known for its versatility, adaptability, and affectionate nature. With a medium to large build, rounded ears, and expressive eyes, American Shorthairs come in a wide variety of coat colors and patterns. Recognized for their playful and sociable demeanor, they make excellent companions for individuals and families alike. This breed is easy to groom, generally healthy, and known for its long lifespan, making them a popular choice for those seeking a loving and low maintenance feline friend.
