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My basic info
Breed
Russian Blue
Color
Gray or Blue
Age
1 year old, Young
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My personality
My story
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NAME: Flamingo
Sex: male
Color/Pattern: Charcoal Gray
Breed: domestic shorthair
Weight: 10+ lbs
Age at intake: 9-10 weeks
BDAY approx: ~Feb 15, 2024
Intake date : May 15
Coat length: short
Description
Flamingo is a gorgeous, LARGE, solid gray LOVERBOY.
Personality
Flamingo is a big boy, as are all of his brothers. He just can't help himself from being a big fat teddy bear of an attention hog. His innate loving personality showed through quickly, making him stand out from his litter of kittens as a teenager. Flamingo suddenly decided he needs as much affection as possible as often as possible, when he started rubbing against the legs of any human who came into his room one day, to his foster's surprise. Within the span of a month he went from an aloof, insecure, hissy teenager who wanted nothing to do with people, to a social butterfly velcro cat who wouldn't leave you alone. Now he loves being picked up and hugged, as well as talented at head bonking. He loves to flop over and collapse against you to entice you to rub him all over. If you want an uber-friendly kitty who makes you feel needed, wanted and deeply loved, Flamingo will more than fill that role in your home. He truly is a taming success story!
Background
Flamingo and his 2 brothers, Parrot and Parakeet, were found at about 3 months old, in a neighborhood in SW Houston, Sugarland. They were another litter from a large colony of cats where many others had been rescued in the past 4 years. The colony is known for beautiful silver tabbies and charcoal gray cats. The cats there have been actively TNR'd (trap, neuter, returned) for years, and every year more kittens like Flamingo's show up to surprise the caretakers to indicate that the job of spaying and neutering is still ongoing and incomplete. Flamingo was the first of his litter to become the sweetest kitty ever by the time they were teenagers, despite being completely feral upon arrival.
