Rescue:

A young woman who works with mentally challenged adults; those who are capable of living fairly
independently, called Pet Patrol about a lovely stray cat in her client’s care. One day she was
alarmed to find out that her client’s cat had gotten outside and became lost. They had looked all
over the neighborhood, put up posters, and there were at least three different social media sites
in her community where he was posted. Finally, someone said they had found his kitty and they
quickly arranged transportation to go and pick him up. Problem was it was not his cat, and
although they looked very much alike, this boy was not neutered. Still, not wanting the cat to be
put back outside, they took Tigger home. His cat thankfully returned home a few days later and
the two felines became best buddies. Not being in a position to afford two cats his councillor
reached out on social media for the original owner and no one came forward. It was suggested
that she contact Pet Patrol to take this boy in and find him a new home. Soon Tigger was on his
way to the sanctuary and a new life

Personality:

Such a nice cat! Tigger has proven to be cuddly, affectionate, a lap cat for sure and also loves to
be loved by other kitties too. Laying in the sun together, stretched out and keeping each other
company was very nice to see in his rescue home. He is playful, happy, curious and gentle Not
much misses his attention and he is having a great time in the playroom at the sanctuary with the
climbers, cat tunnel and a lot of people attention. Tigger is ready to be adopted into his forever
home. One that will appreciate him for what a wonderful personality he has and welcome him
into the family keeping him safely and doors