Letting your cat outside
Letting your cat outside for the very first time is nerve-wracking! Here are some tips on how to prepare your cat for their next adventure
Cats, Adopters, Cat behaviour
Snowball is a very sweet and affectionate boy who loves gentle fuss, especially around his head and cheeks. Once he feels comfortable, he enjoys leaning in for cheek rubs and will happily climb onto your lap for some one-to-one attention. He can be a little cautious and easily startled, so he would thrive in a calm, quiet home where he can take things at his own pace. Snowball is becoming more curious as his confidence grows and enjoys watching the world from a cosy, safe spot. He also loves a variety of toys and enjoys getting down low and stalking them, making playtime a lovely way to build his confidence and bond with him. Snowball has had entropion surgery in the past and has some residual scarring around his eyes, but thankfully this does not affect his eyesight.
Snowball would suit someone who can give him plenty of patience and reassurance while he settles in. He would prefer to be the only cat in the home, but he could live with a dog. He is used to having outdoor access and is not suitable for an indoor-only home, although he cannot use a cat flap. Snowball will need a settling room initially, with plenty of cosy hiding places and comfortable spaces to choose from. With time, kindness and a quiet environment, Snowball has every opportunity to blossom into a loving and affectionate companion, and he is sure to bring plenty of warmth and charm to his new home.