This black beauty is a real sweetheart, and watching him, you would never know that he is blind. He had physical defects in both eyes, and they were surgically removed. But this has not stopped this little guy. He runs and plays and keeps up with his 6 brothers and sisters. He has already learned by sound and his senses how to get around in his foster home. Romeo is now looking for his forever home. There will be a short time of adjustment to his new environment but then there will be no stopping him. The ideal home for Romeo would be to have playmates, other indoor cats, or a small dog that is cat friendly and who is accepting of another animal in the house. While recovering, he was secluded from other animals and he loved to be around humans, he learned to follow them around the house and played with cardboard boxes and slept on the back of the sofa, or your lap, when he was tired.
He had a rough start. He began with his six siblings and they were at risk for euthanasia at the local animal shelter, and one of our volunteers saved all seven and now they’ve been in a loving Foster home for the last few months, gaining trust and receiving unconditional love from their foster mom. Him and two of his other siblings were born and left with an upper respiratory infection that was not cared for in time, causing their eyes to swell, resulting in their eyes having to be removed, but that doesn’t slow him down he acts like a typical kitten that loves to play jump and run.
Now he plays with toys, climbs on the cat tree, and then finds quiet places to rest. He can be a ball energy Are you ready for this amazing Romeo to beautify your home?
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