Bombay kittens & cats in Speedway, Indiana

I got my cat from my son who seen him outside and just noticed how chill back he was from the other cats that were outside.. Plus he told me My cat just stood out from the others.. So he took him in his home. But my son knew he had no means to care for the cat.. So he called me and started telling me about the.. He then asked me if I could take him. I said sure.. I went and picked up the cat the next day.. My cat truly became a part of my family.. But what non of us were aware of were all the medical conditions he had and those medical issues added up QUICKLY!! And quickly putting us in debt Fast!! One of the issues were he MUST ONLY EAT WET FOODS DUE TO TEETH ISSUES.. THAT'S RIGHT THERE IS A FINANCIAL COST OF OVER $120.00 EACH MONTH.. With my cat also being a street cat I wasn't able to turn him into a INDOOR A Cat. And His behavior due not not being able to get outdoors everyday became aggressive and he would act out by running around crazy. Will Exsplain more.

Malachy is a Courtesy Listing and is not housed at the Animal Shelter. Please note that the City of Bloomington Animal Care & Control accepts no responsibility for this pet. Potential adopters are responsible for communicating directly with the pet's guardian.Malachy is an all black male Bombay/Mix. He’s approx.2 yrs. old and about 13 lbs. Currently in an apartment. M is very playful and loves to go outside. He was a stray but he is sociable and litter trained. It’s unknown if he is good w other animals, or children.If you would like to inquire into adopting this pet, PLEASE EMAIL dorci.mc.7@gmail.com***Please ignore the Apply to Adopt button for this pet & contact the owner directly***

We took in Murph as a favor to a friend who couldn’t keep him anymore. We didn’t intend to keep him as long as we have. He has been great with our two little kids (6 yo, 3yo) and likes to wrestle and play chase with our Blue-healer. He can be shy around new people but when he warms up, he can be very affectionate. The reason we are needing to rehome Murph is that our 14 year old Husky doesn’t do well with cats. We have tried for a couple years at this point to make it work thinking that as both animals got older and used to each other, they would get along. We were wrong. Unfortunately, we feel it is not safe for Murph and it is unfair to both pets to have to be constantly segregated in the house or heavily supervised. We will be sad to see him go but we feel it’s in the best interest for everyone. Please consider taking in Murph! He would be a great addition to your home!