Sid

My story

Sid is a beautiful, white male cat with green eyes. We estimate that he’s about 3 years old and probably had a home at some point, but was abandoned or lost. Sid has likely lived on the streets for a while and as a result he will respond aggressively if he feels threatened. When he first came to foster care, Sid was shy and would occasionally bite or hiss, but with a few weeks of patience Sid is really showing his loving side ! Sid loves a comfy space to stretch out and roll around, especially if you add some catnip. There is no indication that he has any sight or hearing loss often associated with white cats. Sid does not jump very high, so food and water will need to be at a lower level or have stairs to access it. Sid may do better in a quieter home where he has space to do his thing. However, once he is comfortable, he loves to lounge and get pets. Sid can be very affectionate but occasionally he will hiss or reach out with a paw if he is over-stimulated. He is also learning this is not an ok behavior, and the behavior is declining. Sid has been introduced to dogs and other cats, and as long as he has a safe place to retreat to, he is making new friends! Sid would love to find a home he feels safe to nap and play all day. Sid is litter box trained, and has not shown a tendency to mark or scratch. Mostly Sid likes to flop on the floor and roll around hoping for cheek scratches. Check out the sweet video of Sid being petted. Sid's $150 adoption fee includes FVRCP vaccines, a microchip and neuter surgery. If you would like to set up a Meet & Greet and be considered for adoption, please click on the button with the pet’s name to fill out an application. Someone will contact you within 24 hours. If you have difficulty with the application, please email us at Rescue@AnthemPets.org. NOTE: Only Arizona based adoption inquiries will be considered. Anthem Pets Website: www.anthempets.org

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Sid, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.