Slinky - Bombay Cat for Adoption in Coral Gables, Florida

Meet Slinky!

Slinky is truly one of the sweetest, most loving cats you’ll ever meet. He’s basically a dog in a cat’s body—he adores people, greets every guest who walks through the door, and starts purring the second you touch him. He’s even been known to make non-cat people fall in love with cats! Slinky is 4 years old.

Slinky’s tiny ears give him the most adorable, unique look. He previously had an ear infection that changed their appearance, so they may look like they were cut—but they weren’t! They’re simply extra small and make him even more special.

Slinky is FIV+, but please don’t let that scare you away! FIV is often misunderstood, and many FIV+ cats live long, happy, completely normal lives without ever developing serious health problems. It also isn’t spread through normal everyday contact like sharing food bowls, grooming, cuddling, or playing, so FIV+ cats can often live safely with FIV-negative cats too. Slinky is healthy, happy, and has SO much love to give. His FIV status is just one tiny part of him and certainly doesn’t define him.

Slinky is the kind of cat you have to meet to understand just how special he is. Give him five minutes, and we’re pretty sure he’ll steal your heart.

Adoption fee is $300 and includes the transportation, deworming, vaccinations, FEL/FIV testing, neuter / spay surgery, and microchip. Slinky is being fostered our of town

To apply to adopt, please EMAIL US at projectsavingpawsrescue@gmail.com for an application!

The Bombay cat is a sleek and sophisticated breed known for its striking resemblance to a miniature panther. With its stunning jet black coat and mesmerizing copper eyes, the Bombay is a breed that exudes elegance and charm. Despite its exotic appearance, these cats are affectionate, playful, and love human companionship. Known for their social nature and adaptability, Bombays make wonderful family pets and are sure to capture the hearts of all who meet them.

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