Tuna is the only boy in his litter, but he’s definitely the leader of the group. Originally the runt, he’s grown to be the biggest of all his siblings.  

Update:  Tuna is in his 2nd foster home and proving to be curious but cautious.  This guy will take some patience and probably do well without smaller children.  So far he is very curious with new cats and would do best with a buddy we think.

Another Update!  I've taught my foster Momma my "language"  She does good now so I get all the pets and even head butt my sister, Pork Chop, out of the way to get my pets first!  I'm talking a bit more and meow when I want attention!  I love my cat treats and wet food, that's just the way to my heart!  

My foster Momma thinks Pork Chop and I should stick together because we both have similiar languages.  We are loving our time in her home but we want a furever home so we can finally be comfortable and settled!  We both like treats and that is the ultimate way to our hearts!!  We are also both vocal and love to talk to our humans who spoil us.  

Tuna has found his way to a bed and gets quite comfy and Pork chop is "checking" out the situation, but will probably be shnuggling in no time.  They both make "role call" at food and treat time, every time!!  These two are such loves, just need to trust you first.  A family with patience for this duo is important.  I don't think it would take long at all because they make progress and gain trust daily!

 

 

Good with Dogs, Good with Cats, Good with Adults, Somewhat vocal

Tuna (w/ Pork Chop) must be adopted with his sister, Pork Chop (w/ Tuna) (available for adoption).

Tuna (w/ Pork Chop) must be adopted with his sister, Pork Chop (w/ Tuna) (available for adoption).

---To meet any of our cats please fill out our adoption application to be approved. Our application can be found under the "Adopt" menu on our website: 
www.felineurbanrescueandrehab.org. 


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