Ghoul

My story

We got him from Kent County Animal Shelter 2 years ago as a kitten. His name is Ghoul but you can change his name as youd like! As much as I love him he doesnt do well in our home and I think he’s better if he goes to someone who will provide him the care he deserves. He doesnt do well with dogs; he’s really afraid of our dog and has scratched her before. He does really well with other cats though! Hes up to date on his rabies vaccines but hasnt had any other vaccines. He HAS to be an indoor only cat because he has run out of our house before and gone missing for several months. He will NOT come back home if he goes outside. We just got him back after a nice lady set out a trap and trapped him. he’s very afraid of people and loud noises. If you walk towards him he WILL run away. If he needs to get by you he will run. He’s been like this ever since we adopted him and hasn’t gotten any better than we hoped. He was a kitten born in the ‘wild’ before coming to Kent County.

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