Prince

My story

Meet the newest member of your (now royal) family, Prince!Prince was surrendered to us after his previous owners had to move and could not take him with them. While he`s happy to rule over a temporary foster home, Prince is eager to find his permanent kingdom in a new forever home.About Prince- In foster- Prince enjoys spending time around people. He loves pets, and even sleeps with his foster parent.- He`s put his paws to work by figuring out how to open cupboards. He wants to makes sure that he rules every inch of his land!- Prince spends his days hanging out around the rest of his royal family, chatting to them every once in a while (He`s a very vocal guy!), and gazing out the window. In the evening he loves to play, especially with feather toys and laser pointers. He also has a little pickle toy he plays with (because he`s kind of `a big dill`).- Strangers disrupt the peace in Prince`s royal court, and he hides until he better knows the person. - He is currently on a special diet to help manage his weight- Prince is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and is up to date on core vaccinations.Prince`s Ideal Home- At this time, Prince is the only cat in his foster home and he seems quite content. He could either be adopted alone or into a home with a feline friend.- Prince`s previous owners report that he does well with both cats and dogs, when given a proper introduction.- This gentleman also enjoys older, respectful children once he has gotten to know them.- Prince is overweight and needs a family that can keep him on track during his weight-loss journey.- He can become overstimulated at times, and would appreciate a human who is familiar with feline body language.Looking for royalty to join your family? Prince may be the one for you!If you have any questions about Prince or the adoption process, please contact cats@etobicokehumanesociety.com

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Prince, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.