What can I say about Pal? He's a pal! You walk into the room and his eyes grow big as if you are his only world. But it's food that really captures Pal's interest. Which is very common when lost or left behind. He will grow to understand there will always be enough to go around. Pal was found in a colony after being dumped. Upon observation he doesn't seem to have any trauma.

Pal is already altered microchipped, up to date on all vaccines including rabies, tested negative for FELV/FIV, dewormed and neutered. Now he truly just wants to be yours. Painted a light shade of gray Pal stands out amongst the best of the best. Crate trained and easily goes into a carrier, you can take this one anywhere. Dry kibble is what he has been given. Wet food or some house hold treats before you head out anywhere helps Pal to be confident you will return to him. Proper introduction is best to friends, family and other furry family members. Pal is good with other cats and small, cat-friendly dogs. Older, considerate children would be best for him. Pal would be alright as an only kitty as long as his people are home most of the time, or he could perhaps go with them.

Pal hasn't shown me a playful side of him or any interest to toys yet. Under the right circumstance curiosity will come naturally.

And always remember to hug Pal before bed. Love him when you wake up. He has so much love to give you in return! His adoption fee is $180.