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Danny   

In shelter Cat

Naugatuck, CT, 06770
Pet name:
Danny
Gender:
Male
Breeds:
Domestic Short Hair
Date:
10/04/2020
Colors:
Gray & White
Size:
Large
Age:
Adult
Coat length:
Short
Description: 
DANNY is a big (about 15 lbs.), handsome, huggable gray & white tuxedo who came to us from the outdoors, frightened and wary, but who has since enthusiastically embraced the many benefits of life as an indoor cat, particularly regular meals, human companionship and the head-rubs that go with it.   Danny is about 3 years old, healthy, happy, neutered, vaccinated (vaccines recently updated and good until 2024) and ready to discover what it means to be really and truly loved in a home of his own.  He has an odd special need in that he has no interest in drinking water, so to keep him from dehydration/urinary issues, his diet is strictly canned food, with a bit of water added to increase his fluid intake.  As with all our adult cats, an adoption donation for Danny is waived, but a verifiable vet history is an absolute necessity.

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