Tiger B.

Meet Tiger pronounced Tigger, this sweet little bobtail baby needs an extra special foster that can care for him while his owner is deployed Now- Jan. 10, 2025.  Tiger is diabetic and needs a foster who is willing to give tiger injections twice a day.  Tiger’s owner is already deployed and the original caregiver could not continue. Tiger is presently staying at a friend’s house who is unable to care for Tiger due to their pet’s aggression.  The current caregiver can transport within a 4-hour radius Marysville, WA.

Tiger is a shy lovable cat who loves people once he gets to know them. He doesn’t like being approached by strangers, but once he trusts you he will be your snuggle buddy.  Tiger doesn’t like being alone and will follow you everywhere, and loves to curl up with you to watch TV or for a nice nap. You can tell he is having a good nap when his tongue sticks out.   While Tiger does sleep a lot he still enjoys playing with the laser toy or shoe strings.

Tiger is good with people and children once acclimated and feels safe, and he does well with cat-friendly dogs that will not chase him.  Untested with other cats.

Tiger is good at getting his injections and doesn’t even meow. He accepts his faith and allows you to administer the shots.