Deep Eddy
I was surprised to learn my name refers to Deep Eddy Vodka. I don't even drink. I thought it had to do with flowing water and fishing! I showed up at the HSHC on August 7 because my owner didn't want me anymore. I am 2-years, 6 months old and have lived with him all my life. I am a big fellow at 14 pounds, but I'm just tall and big boned, not fat. I am a typical brown-and-black DSH with a smidge of white on my chin. I lived with another cat, my littermate, and we were best friends. I also lived with kids aged 10 to 14, and we got along like peas and carrots. I was fond of sleeping with the 10-year-old. At my age, I am a big fan of playtime, especially with robotic toys with a tail and strings I can chase. I enjoy eating hard, crunchy treats. I love using those cardboard scratcher thingys! I am also partial to being held in your arms like a baby. When the interviewer lady (IL) came to see me in the Roaming Room, I made a beeline to her for some pets and chin rubs. I was nothing but friendly and affectionate with her. Since she was sitting on the floor, I consistently rubbed against her and stayed within petting distance. She complimented me on how soft and sleek my coat was and how she loved my pencil-eraser red nose. When the medical staff examined me, they found that I had crystals in my urine, which is an extremely painful condition. I've been eating Hill's C/D food, which is designed to alter my urine pH levels to reduce the risk of stone and crystal formation. I truly appreciate a clean, well-maintained litter box. I hope my next family will be my last family because change is always a challenge for me. Please provide a small, safe space where I can adjust to my new home and people at my own pace. 9-10-26