Enzo is an affectionate shy guy with a playful streak, and he would love to find a new home to stretch his legs! Enzo came to PAWS as one of many cats (about 20 total!) in a home where their elderly owner passed away, and is a little shy at first but warms up to people pretty quickly. He should also be able to live in a home with other similar adult cats after a proper intro period, based on his previous accommodations, and would be able to live with kids as well!

Enzo has a history of dirty ears, so he may need regular cleanings or treatment and should have them monitored and followed up with your own vet. He is currently on a special diet as well for his digestive health, which he needs to stay on indefinitely unless a vet says he can be moved off of it in the future.

Age: 4-6 years
How I came to PAWS: Owner Surrender: Death of Owner
Animal ID#: A49550

Location: Foster Care. Please email adoptions@phillypaws.org to learn more about this kitty!_____________________________________
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