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Silver is a calm, quietly loving boy who defies a number of cat stereotypes. He was an outside kitty for his entire life of almost 2 years, yet was somehow already socialized when he became an indoor cat and proved to be the perfect litter box user. (It's true he doesn't understand toys or soft cat beds.) Unlike a lot of young cats, he doesn't jump on things, run around at night, or get into mischief. And if curiosity kills cats, Silver will live a very long time because he's content to mostly hang out in his foster mom's home office, only occasionally taking a ramble or romp through the house before returning to his favorite spot. Silver rarely interacts with the other cats in the household, so he can be an only cat. But he also has no problem living with them, so he could be added to an existing cat household. He probably wouldn't do well with children because he can be spooked by sudden movements and loud noises. However, he's gentle and has not shown any aggression no matter where he's petted, including his tummy.
For more details about this special girl, check out her webpage at www.castawaycritters.org or contact his foster at alr20@comcast.net or send an email to our main email address at info@castawaycritters.org or begin the adoption process now by going here.
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Hi! Just wanted to give you an update on Pip. We had her for almost a year and a half now and she brought so much happiness in our loves. She espically has enjoyed that we are home more now so she can get more pets. Also recently we addddd a another cat our family named Hayden who was also from Castaway Critters. The two of them have became fast friends and they spend the day playing and cuddling. She has became more confident and energetic with a young soul around. Attached are some photos of the two of them.
-Cara
Pip (FIV+)
