You can even change his name to Scruffy, Scrawney, or Stringbean (skinny like a stringbean).
I went outside a few minutes ago, to put something in my truck, and heard "meow, meow" in a sort of squeaky tone. And thought, "Lovely". I found Goober here hiding over by the air conditioner unit. While there are a few wild cats around that no one can catch, this guy isn't afraid of anyone.
I put flea stuff on him for the ear mites and fleas. I will probably bathe him tomorrow so he'll be looking a little more presentable. Not sure what to do with him. I'll probably call the pound tomorrow, and see if they can take him. I can post his pic on petfinder in the mean time.
He's solid white, except for a gray tail. Sort of an unusual color pattern.
You can hear him purring in the video.
I want him!
ReplyDeleteActually, my Aunt has been wanting a white cat; I wish we were close enough to take him.
Poor little guy. I wish I were closer. I'll bet he's a diamond in the rough!
ReplyDeleteOh so cute! If I showed my husband this blog he might actually agree to taking Scraggly. We have room for a third cat in our house. :-)
ReplyDeleteHe's very handsome. Scrag is a great name. Wish I were closer. I'd be tempted
ReplyDeleteScrag is in serious need of a Bus pass. Indeed.
ReplyDelete"Operator, can I get the number for Greyhound? Thanx."
That is one bedraggled but adorable little cat. He's a special one. You can hear it in his purring and see it in his eyes. Thanks so much for posting. I sure hope he finds a new home. Now that we're all in love - near and far - please keep us posted.
ReplyDeleteDid Scraggly ever find a home?
ReplyDeleteHi Martha-
ReplyDeleteScraggly found a home with a friend of a client a few after this post.
Now, I understand that Scraggs went missing some months back in 2010.