Harold

Hi there, I'm Harold! My foster parents call me Foxy as I look like a cute fox. I have been living my best life out of the shelter for about a month now, and it only took a few days to steal everyone's heart in this house. I am the cuddliest, smoochiest, sweetest cat you will ever meet from the second I trust you. I chase my parents around for pats, sometimes I loudly demand some, and I purr at the very first touch every single time! I really really love my food and creamy treats, and I am always wondering when the next meal is going to be, which everyone finds really cute. They reckon I am around 3 years old and was found as a stray, so when I got to Cat Haven I was a little bit scared and occasionally bit a staff member, but I am not aggressive towards humans at all after I have had the chance to settle in my foster home. The only member of this family that did not get along so well with me was their resident cat, and we got into a couple of fights when nobody was watching. I am likely better suited for a home where I am the only pet (or at least the only cat) and where there is someone around the house, as I definitely love humans so very much. My fur was all matted and my tail had to be shaved off a little bit after my stray/shelter life chapter but my new fur coat is growing so soft and shiny now! I chase the toy wand sometimes but mostly I enjoy being wherever there is a human to pat me, and I am even becoming brave enough to jump onto the sofa and snooze on their lap :) I am living in Wellard and I am ready to meet my new forever family. I will be the cuddliest fluffy friend you have ever made, so don't wait too long to come pick me up! Medical Notes Harold has a waiver for a chipped tooth. Our veterinarians have carefully assessed this chip and no further treatment is currently required. I am located with my foster family in Wellard. Click Register Adoption Interest to register your interest to see if I am the purrrfect fit for your family! Please note: Clicking Register Adoption Interest does not place a "hold" on the cat, or guarantee an adoption, but is a request to meet the cat with a view to possibly adopting.