Mister is a 30-pound sheltered cat with a lot of love to give. According to Mister’s caretakers at Michigan Humane, the cranky cat’s enormous size is only matched by its large and lovable personality.
“He’s so full of love and I think he’s just the sweetest senior I think I’ve ever met,” said one shelter worker. Fox 2 Detroit.
“He will be the cat that will want to curl up next to you and watch movies all day,” the worker extrusion About a 12-year-old cat. “As long as you are with him, he will be happy. He will make someone his best friend. ”
But while Mister still longs to chill with her new owner, the shelter’s employees are also hoping to find someone willing to help the chubby cat slim down.
Fat cats may be cute, but those extra pounds also lead to countless health problems, including arthritis, joint problems, reduced mobility, and some cancers.
Losing weight too quickly also poses health risks, including fatty liver disease, which sadly fat cat named Zak part of my weight loss journey. Ideally, Mister will be adopted by someone who will work with the veterinarian to develop a safe weight loss plan.
Until then, Mister will live large in the western Michigan shelter, where the sweet-tongued boy goes around looking for people to cuddle with. (This could be because Mister likes attention, but it could also be because cat shark having trouble grooming.)
“Mister is not your ordinary cat,” shelter cat biography read, describing him as “big and responsible,” a bit short-tempered, and a 30-pound package of “love, fun, and personality.”
“He has an ego the size of his belly and he has the love to back it up,” Gentleman’s biography continue. “He’s a big man who loves walking around rubbing all he can (he can’t scratch himself so it probably feels very comfortable) and will always accept pets. and rub your butt when you stop to say hello!”
Mister also became close friends with a shelter cat named Hobbs, who was comforted by Mister after his littermate sadly passed away.
Now, shelter cats spend their days cuddling, grooming, and grappling, even if they vary in size. “Mister and Hobbs would love to go home together to continue the life they now live and love!” Staff Written.
Please contact shelter at 866-648-6263 if you want to help Mister lose weight in the comfort of her own home. Ideally, Mister’s new home would also be Hobbes, who looks like he would make a great accountability friend.
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