Adopt Briganti

Domestic Shorthair · Male · Senior · 13 years

Briganti is approximately 2012, a tabby tomcat cat, who was supposed to be euthanized by his previous owner because of his bad breath. Of course, we did not allow that, so he became a resident of the NOÉ Animal Shelter / Catland department. Briganti is a double positive cat (FIV/Felv positive), so he lives in our isolated section for infected cats. Because of a springtime illness, he temporarily moved to a foster home for the duration of his recovery, where it turned out that an ALLOCICA <3 took over command in the dog-loving/many-kids family, and without sparing time or energy, made it clear to everyone that from now on, it will be as she wants. And that's it. If it suits her fancy, she will stop at the front door and direct traffic, meaning only the dog she deems acceptable can cross the threshold. This can be somewhat useful, since a dog cannot enter the house - which she now considers her own - without a doormat, and Briganti votes the dog out of the team. At such times, she gives the unworthy four-legged creature a well-aimed series of slaps to make it clear that it has no place in the good world, that is, in her apartment. For some unknown reason, the dogs respect Briganti's self-awareness and commanding status, and there are some that flee screaming from the retaliatory measures, meaning the slap series. The calmer ones melancholically accept that Briganti has taken up service, and lie down in the entrance hall waiting for the service to end. This results in a silent protest-like scene in the not very large entrance hall, but Briganti says it's all good like this :) When not on duty, Briganti spends most of the day resting on the top level of the bunk bed, turning left and right, and adding some yawns. Briganti really likes being close to people, but is not the type that constantly tries to climb into the owner's lap and snuggle. We are looking for a guardian for the soon-to-retire Briganti sergeant, where he can live peacefully and quietly. Managing one or two dogs is not a problem, it fits into his schedule even with retirement. Briganti also gets along well with other cats. Naturally, any other subordinate position is possible alongside her. Because of her infection, Briganti can only be placed as a single cat, or as a roommate with another infected cat. Therefore, her immune system must be continuously strengthened. Briganti is spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped. To inquire about changing Briganti's duty station, please see more pictures of Brigantir HERE ! ! !

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