A domestic short hair white and tabby cat sits on a carpeted floor near stairs, looking directly at the camera in soft natural light. A small red ball is partially visible behind the cat near the wall.

A domestic short hair white and tabby cat sits on a windowsill, looking towards the camera. Green foliage and a wooden fence are visible outside the window in the background.

A domestic short hair tabby and white cat sits on a carpeted floor next to an open cardboard box filled with toys. Various cat toys are scattered around, with a radiator and colorful blanket in the background.

A domestic short hair tabby and white cat with yellow eyes lies on a light surface, gazing at the camera. Out of focus in the foreground is a plush toy, with a patterned blanket visible behind the cat.

A domestic short hair tabby and white cat with one cloudy eye sits on a colorful knitted blanket in front of a cat door, inside a bright, clean room.

Comet

Needs settling in

Domestic Short Hair
2 years and 7 months
Male
Admitted February 2025
Ref: 120057

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Do I have any medical conditions?

History of

Comet has historic medical concerns, namely a wound to his leg, Gastritis and inflammation in his right eye, that will require consideration before he is is rehomed. Our rehoming team will be able to give you further information if you apply to rehome this pet and you are a successful match. We would also advise that any medical concern, be that historic or ongoing, is discussed with your own vet prior to any book out appointment.

Due to the nature of the medical concern, a vet call with one of our onsite vets will be required before the pet goes home.

Can I live with dogs?

Can I live with cats?

Can I live with small pets?

Yes

Additional information

Would be best as the only pet in the home. May be ok to live with securely housed small pets.

What kind of family am I looking for?

Comet would prefer to live with an adult only family. He may sometimes hiss or swipe if he’s feeling unsure so he wants a family who will be patient and listen to his body language. His family must take a hands-off approach and allow Comet to initiate any interaction to start with. Once you have earned his trust, he is very affectionate.

What type of environment would suit me?

Having lived as a stray, Comet has been used to spending time outdoors and is likely to have road sense as a result. He will need outside access in his new home once settled.

When Comet first arrived at Woodgreen as a stray, the world felt a little too big and uncertain and he was worried and anxious. After building his trust and allowing him to come out at his own pace, Comet has become the sweetest companion!
Although sometimes he may be a little protective of his space in new scenarios, once he has settled in he loves nothing more than a warm lap, soaking up all the affection and keeping you company as you potter around in the home. He is a very playful boy and can find endless fun having a game, but then is very happy to relax on your lap being stroked round his ears and side of his head before enjoying a snooze on his favourite chair.
He is looking for a patient home that can allow him to feel comfortable and let his true, affectionate personality shine.

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