Meet Victor, a magnificent 15-pound feline who embodies the perfect weighted blanket and a professional cuddler. This classic Velcro cat is big, a little clumsy in the most endearing way, and wonderfully lazy, yet incredibly affectionate. Victor firmly believes that laps are mandatory, eye contact is a binding contract for pets, and that both hands are always required for optimal petting. He loves chasing a laser pointer (often without standing up), indulging in snacks, and napping, all while demanding attention like the king he truly is. He even boasts extra toes, perfect for next-level biscuit making!
As an American Shorthair, Victor brings a calm and adaptable temperament to any home. While he is FIV positive, he is currently healthy and thriving, having overcome an opportunistic infection with a high-quality diet and supplements. FIV-positive cats can lead long, happy lives with proper care, good nutrition, and an indoor lifestyle. Victor has done well with calm, submissive cats but prefers to be the sole feline focus of his human's affection, making him an ideal companion for a single-cat household where he can soak up all the love he deserves.
Victor is seeking a devoted family who appreciates a constant cuddle buddy and a cat who will love them very loudly. He's been neutered, microchipped, and is up to date on his core vaccinations including Rabies, Distemper, and FeLV. With his charming jowls and torn ears—souvenirs from his outdoor days—Victor is a handsome tom ready to bring joy and significant body heat to his forever home. If you're looking for a loyal, affectionate companion who will worship you as much as you worship him, Victor is your guy!
Special Needs
FIV positive, requires regular vet care, good nutrition, and an indoor lifestyle. Prefers to be an only cat or with calm, submissive cats.
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