Greigii

Greigii has had some digestion issues resulting in soft stools. He is currently eating Royal Canin Gastrointestinal dry food. He has been doing very well on this Veterinary prescribed food and loves mealtime, always cleaning his bowl completely. We would suggest his adopters continue him on this food, transitioning him slowly to a commercial food under the advisement of their Veterinarian. As this Veterinary prescription diet is more expensive than store food and we do not know how long he should stay on it, we have listed him at the Special Needs Adoption fee. He prefers clay litter over pellets, enjoying the softer, sandy texture better and uses his litterbox well. Ear tip: You may wonder why some of our cats, like Greigii, have tipped left ears. These cats originally entered our care through a Trap‑Neuter‑Return (TNR) program, where ear‑tipping is a standard and humane method used to identify community cats who have already been spayed or neutered. After spending time with us, it became evident that some of these cats were better suited to indoor living and demonstrated the temperament needed to transition into our adoption program. Although they began as part of the TNR initiative, their comfort and behavior indicated that they would thrive as companion animals rather than returning outdoors.