SCAT CAT – A1034832

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Staten Island Center

SCAT CAT – A1034832

I am a neutered male, brown tabby and white Domestic Longhair mix.

The shelter staff think I am about 2 years and 1 month old.

I weigh 10 pounds.

I was found in NY 10307.

I have been at the shelter since Apr 30, 2015.

4/30/15

Scan negative

BARH

AMBx4

Friendly, allowed handling

Aggressive, net used

Male~2yr

EENT:WNL

No fleas seen

Nosf

 

Reaction to assessor: Does not come to the front but remains neutral. (2)

Reaction to being spoken to quietly: Does not come to the front but remains neutral. (2)

Reaction to cage door opening: Becomes stiff and alert. (3)

Reaction to touch: Allows limited petting, tense body. (3)

Reaction to being picked up: Stiff body.

Notes: Scat Cat came into the shelter as a stray, so we don’t have any behavioral history or tendencies in a home environment. At the time of the assessment, Scat Cat is displaying tense behavior. He allows handling but does not interact with the assessor. Scat Cat is exhibiting behavior suited for experienced cat parents who can help him adjust to a home environment and feel more comfortable.

A staff member writes: Scat Cat has finally come out of his shell! After an initial period where he needed some time to warm up to a new place, he is out of his cubby and into his comfort zone. Scat Cat loves to rub his impossibly soft coat against the bars of the cage and the hands of all the shelter staff, and he isn’t afraid to speak up when he doesn’t feel he’s getting the attention he deserves! Come meet Scat Cat today, and he’ll show you his true, beautiful colors.

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