Manx Cats Available for Adoption in Blackfoot, Idaho

Little Shorty was found by some nice people who took him home and cleaned him up. He had some diarrhea that got stuck on his bottom and down his legs so he had some raw spots. The finders said he is very friendly towards dogs, cats, and people. He is also a big talker and loves to cuddle.

d At our building he's been a love! We have all fallen in love with him and he likely would have been adopted by one or more of our volunteers if we all didn't have too many cats! We all love to scoop him up and carry him around. Shorty loves it too! He has the biggest purr for such a little guy.

His round stature is such a hoot, especially with his little bunny butt. He is a pretty special little guy to us all. Because Shorty is a Manx with a mostly nonexistent tail, he may have times where he needs a bottom wipe. He had pretty bad diarrhea for a long time so he needs to be fed a good quality food and any diet changes need to be slow and watch for tummy upset.

for Shorty is pretty gentle with his claws. He also has gorgeous green eyes! Shorty is young enough he needs a playmate to keep him happy and entertained while his people are out of the house. INDOOR ONLY to keep Shorty safe, and NO declawing.

The Manx cat breed is known for its unique appearance characterized by a stubby tail or completely tailless silhouette. Originating from the Isle of Man, these charming felines are renowned for their playful personalities, intelligence, and strong bond with their human companions. Manx cats come in a variety of colors and coat lengths, and are recognized for their excellent hunting skills and athleticism. With a distinctive history and distinctive physical traits, the Manx cat continues to captivate cat lovers around the world.