Meow

My story

How this pet arrived: Meow was brought in by his previous owner on May 30, 2025.Why this pet is the one for you:Meet Meow! Do you like your cats big, opinionated, and built like a sturdy casserole dish? Then may we introduce Meow: 23 pounds of feline majesty, mood, and magnificence. Meow is not just a name-it's a lifestyle. This is a cat who knows what he wants, when he wants it, and expects his humans to read the room (and his body language) accordingly. He's not a fan of surprises, pushy people, or sharing the spotlight. Meow prefers to be the one and only-no dogs, no other cats, and definitely no tiny humans who don't understand personal space. He'll make it clear when he's ready for attention and even clearer when he's ready to be done (think "resting tail flick" and "sudden ninja swat"). The key to Meow's heart? Let him make the first move. Start with a quiet confinement space and visit with toys, treats, and tasty meals. A slow build-up of trust will win you a very loyal, very chunky companion. Meow had a dental procedure with a few extractions on 8/4/25, so we suggest offering wet food for the next two weeks while he heals up. He also had a cyst removed from his tail the same day-his stitches can come out around 8/18. A recheck with your vet is a good idea, just to make sure everything's healing nicely. Bonus tip: You'll need an XL carrier to chauffeur him home in style-and comfort. Meow's not for the faint of heart, but for the right person, he's 23 pounds of perfection (with a side of sass). Primary Color: Black Tabby Secondary Color: White Weight: 21.84 Age: 9yrs 4mths 1wks

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