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Meet Todd

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Todd is a big boy with a big personality.
We think he is about 5 years old. He came to us as a stray and is used to living life, free to do as he pleases.
While in our care, he has been neutered and is having a bit of frustration not being able to get outside to the outdoors that he has become accustomed to.

Todd is affectionate and will come to us for pets and leg rubs. He will do anything for treats; especially Churu.

He will do best in a home with no other cats or small children

If you are interested in meeting Todd, please fill out an application online.

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