Boris
My story (so far...)
Hi there, I'm Boris! I’m only a little fella at four years old. I've had a bit of a tricky start as I seem to have been abandoned, so now I'm now looking for a loving home where I can finally rest my paws from struggling.
Speaking of struggling, sadly I have tested positive for FIV. That’s Feline immunodeficiency Virus. It’s a virus that can weaken a cat’s immune system. But with the right love and care, cats live a long and happy life.
As Boris was abandoned outside he’s used to having outdoor space. Because of the FIV we are looking for a cat proofed garden which will allow him to live life comfortably. Catitude will cover his medical care for anything FIV related at our vets Linkswood in Halstead.
Boris is now looking to enjoy the good life. For him, that means eating (and he’s not a picky eater!), watching the world from your windowsill, and having pleasant company to while away the time. I love to say hello with a little nose kiss whenever I greet you and I'm partial to a tickle, as long as you respect when I'd like to get on with my busy schedule of napping.
I'm a tidy house mate and keep my litter box nice and neat. In fact, I'm very easy company! I'm a confident little man with a striking appearance and a few battle scars from fending for myself. I'm a charming, steady, and friendly cat. I’m desperately hoping you be my chance of a better life?
Boris really does deserve someone to love him ❤️
My Details
My reference number
Breed
Gender
Hair length
Can live with children?
Can live with other cats?
Can live with dogs?
Environment
Cuddle Level: Cuddle Bug!
Spice Level: No Spice
Vet Checks
FIV/FeLV Test Result
Microchipped
Vet Health Check Certificate
Flea and Worming Status
Neutered/Spayed Status
My story (so far...)
Hi there, I'm Boris! I’m only a little fella at four years old. I've had a bit of a tricky start as I seem to have been abandoned, so now I'm now looking for a loving home where I can finally rest my paws from struggling.
Speaking of struggling, sadly I have tested positive for FIV. That’s Feline immunodeficiency Virus. It’s a virus that can weaken a cat’s immune system. But with the right love and care, cats live a long and happy life.
As Boris was abandoned outside he’s used to having outdoor space. Because of the FIV we are looking for a cat proofed garden which will allow him to live life comfortably. Catitude will cover his medical care for anything FIV related at our vets Linkswood in Halstead.
Boris is now looking to enjoy the good life. For him, that means eating (and he’s not a picky eater!), watching the world from your windowsill, and having pleasant company to while away the time. I love to say hello with a little nose kiss whenever I greet you and I'm partial to a tickle, as long as you respect when I'd like to get on with my busy schedule of napping.
I'm a tidy house mate and keep my litter box nice and neat. In fact, I'm very easy company! I'm a confident little man with a striking appearance and a few battle scars from fending for myself. I'm a charming, steady, and friendly cat. I’m desperately hoping you be my chance of a better life?
Boris really does deserve someone to love him ❤️
My Details
My reference number
Breed
Gender
Hair length
Can live with children?
Can live with other cats?
Can live with dogs?
Environment
Cuddle Level: Cuddle Bug!
Spice Level: No Spice
Vet Checks
FIV/FeLV Test Result
Microchipped
Vet Health Check Certificate
Flea and Worming Status
Neutered/Spayed Status
Cards on the table.
With kittens born recently at a shelter, in foster, or who are very young, we can tell their age within a few weeks, as they develop so rapidly. Sometimes we get adult cats whose previous owners know their age and that's great...but it's not the norm.
99% of the time, we have zero information about a cat, and their age can only be a "Best Guess" based on their condition, overall appearance, and the state of their teeth. We completely understand that you want this information, and since you will need a date of birth for insurance, so we will do our best. But it is generally only going to be an educated guess from our vets.