I rescued Gray when he was about 5 months old. He was badly injured and I nursed him back to health. At that time I had absolutely no time for pets, and put him up for adoption after he was well. Sadly, nobody ever came to take him. I hope now he'll get a chance to live with someone who will love him for the rest of his life. He's been through a lot, and he should not be wandering the streets.

He stays at my place outside, he sleeps at the balcony. He's a shy cat, but if you pet him and hold him, he'll roll over for you and insist on a belly rub. He's actually very loving once he gets to know you. He has a short tail, and beautiful green eyes. He's very dirty, and needs some treatments for ear-mites and Fleas. I cannot bathe him myself, I don't want to scare him off. I think it's best the adopter take him to a professional. He eats a lot, but he's still thin.

Gray MUST be Neutered, if you decide to adopt him.

If you're interested in Gray, email me, and I will email you back with a questionnaire.

Thank you.

I rescued Gray when he was about 5 months old. He was badly injured and I nursed him back to health. At that time I had absolutely no time for pets, and put him up for adoption after he was well. Sadly, nobody ever came to take him. I hope now he'll get a chance to live with someone who will love him for the rest of his life. He's been through a lot, and he should not be wandering the streets.

He stays at my place outside, he sleeps at the balcony. He's a shy cat, but if you pet him and hold him, he'll roll over for you and insist on a belly rub. He's actually very loving once he gets to know you. He has a short tail, and beautiful green eyes. He's very dirty, and needs some treatments for ear-mites and Fleas. I cannot bathe him myself, I don't want to scare him off. I think it's best the adopter take him to a professional. He eats a lot, but he's still thin.

Gray MUST be Neutered, if you decide to adopt him.

If you're interested in Gray, email me, and I will email you back … show more