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FORGOTTEN FELINES - meet Kincade

Check out this handsome fellow! Kincade is his name and looking good is his game. This 1.5 year old tabby has some white on his chest which makes him even more good looking! He’s quiet and friendly and loves to be petted. He is playful too. Just hang a ribbon in front of him and you’ll see him jump and dance. He’s in a room with a lot of other cats and gets along with most of them, but would really love to be a single cat or maybe with another mild-mannered buddy (there are some in that room who would be purr-fect buddies). Kincade has had some intestinal issues and is now on prescription food so he’d have to be fed separately if there’s another cat in the house. He’s doing well on this food so it’s a good idea to start him on it once you get him home, then after he’s settled in, work with your vet to see if he can be transitioned to regular food. Come and meet him and you’ll find that he’s a great companion. And a cutie too.Forgotten Felines has been serving the Lehigh Valley since 1994. Since moving to Germansville in 2001, it serves only cats, no dogs, and also provides low cost spay/neuter twice per week for house cats, feral cats and small dogs.

Check out this handsome fellow! Kincade is his name and looking good is his game. This 1.5 year old tabby has some white on his chest which makes him even more good looking! He’s quiet and friendly and loves to be petted. He is playful too. Just hang a ribbon in front of him and you’ll see him jump and dance. He’s in a room with a lot of other cats and gets along with most of them, but would really love to be a single cat or maybe with another mild-mannered buddy (there are some in that room who would be purr-fect buddies). Kincade has had some intestinal issues and is now on prescription food so he’d have to be fed separately if there’s another cat in the house. He’s doing well on this food so it’s a good idea to start him on it once you get him home, then after he’s settled in, work with your vet to see if he can be transitioned to regular food. Come and meet him and you’ll find that he’s a great companion. And a cutie too.Forgotten Felines has been serving the Lehigh Valley since 1994. Since moving to Germansville in 2001, it serves only cats, no dogs, and also provides low cost spay/neuter twice per week for house cats, feral cats and small dogs.