Grady is a large, male, short hair, gray tiger cat who made his debut in 2011 as an adult feral cat. He was very wild and unapproachable in the beginning. He was trapped and neutered, and then released on the same property. After a few months of being fed, he began to associate humans with food and became less afraid and finally allowed his benefactor to stroke him. And a sudden transformation occurred: he just couldn’t get enough petting and stroking. He now stays near the house most of the day, waiting for someone to pet him. His only fault is a propensity to nip lightly from time to time or grab at our pants leg when we’re walking away. Grady doesn’t need a lot of care, just a shed or barn or other structure for shelter in the winter time and daily feeding. He would make a great barn cat!
If you’re interested in adopting Grady, please contact Patty at p.watt@hvcc.edu.
Published: Tue, 25 Sep 2012 11:56:48 +0000 by p.watt