Coal
(Needs a Foster)

Animal Number: 61803687
Species: Cat
Gender: Male
Altered: No
Primary Breed: Domestic Shorthair
Primary Color: Grey
Age: 4 Years
House Trained: Unknown
Declawed: No
Size: M
Body Weight: 12 Pounds
Description Coal
Coal
I am frankly confused about my current state of affairs. I know that I started life in South Carolina. I've had about four owners, but I can't tell you when or where. On September 26, I was seized on a police hold in Carmel. I fully cooperated during my medical examination, where they found that I tested positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). This virus is found only in cats and can lower a cat's immune system. I can live a long, happy life [even with FIV-negative cats] with regular vet visits, a healthy diet, and an indoor-only lifestyle. It's really no big deal, so don't worry about adopting me! When the interviewer lady (IL) visited me, I was very curious about what she was going to do. When she opened my door, I poked my head out to see if I could possibly take a walk around the room. However, she began petting my head, ears, chin, cheeks, and back, and I decided I liked all the loving attention more than a walkabout. The IL told me I was a handsome, big fellow with a soft grey DSH coat. She also mentioned that my previous owners never neutered me, and that this will be part of my adoption process. She reassured me that the HSHC is all about finding the right forever home for each of their animals. Since I've been treated like royalty here, I trust that they will give me my happy ending. 11-2-26
I am frankly confused about my current state of affairs. I know that I started life in South Carolina. I've had about four owners, but I can't tell you when or where. On September 26, I was seized on a police hold in Carmel. I fully cooperated during my medical examination, where they found that I tested positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). This virus is found only in cats and can lower a cat's immune system. I can live a long, happy life [even with FIV-negative cats] with regular vet visits, a healthy diet, and an indoor-only lifestyle. It's really no big deal, so don't worry about adopting me! When the interviewer lady (IL) visited me, I was very curious about what she was going to do. When she opened my door, I poked my head out to see if I could possibly take a walk around the room. However, she began petting my head, ears, chin, cheeks, and back, and I decided I liked all the loving attention more than a walkabout. The IL told me I was a handsome, big fellow with a soft grey DSH coat. She also mentioned that my previous owners never neutered me, and that this will be part of my adoption process. She reassured me that the HSHC is all about finding the right forever home for each of their animals. Since I've been treated like royalty here, I trust that they will give me my happy ending. 11-2-26


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