Rescue:

Pet Patrol received a call from a cat rescue several hours north of the sanctuary about a friendly cat
who had been found alone and desperately in need of help. Wesley had been hanging around a
property with a house for sale in a small town, and neighbours reported seeing him there for
several days, as well as dangerously crossing the busy highway nearby. With autumn settling in,
the days were growing cooler and the nights bonechilling, yet Wesley had no reliable food, obvious
shelter, or anyone caring for him. Everything about this friendly boy suggested he had once lived
indoors, and it was suspected he may have been left behind. Wesley was microchipped, but
unfortunately the chip was not registered to his current owner, and the rescue associated with it no
longer had records that could help identify where he belonged. With no one coming forward for him,
Wesley made the journey to Pet Patrol, leaving the cold, uncertainty, and dangerous highway
behind for the safety of indoor life.

Personality:

Wesley is a smart, affectionate boy with plenty to say! He was very hungry when first rescued and
was equally delighted to discover that food and affection were both readily available. Wesley loves
interacting with his people, making lots of eye contact and happily chatting away as though he has
an entire story to tell. He clearly knows and loves human companionship and is eager to soak up
the attention he had been missing. Wesley has also appeared relaxed and unconcerned when
seeing cats and dogs through a barrier, although he has not yet been introduced to them directly.
Friendly, intelligent, and full of love, Wesley is ready to be adopted into his forever home—one that
will welcome him into the family and keep him safely indoors.