Pinky

Timid Pinky

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If you are interested in a particular animal(s), please email us on info@rspca-suffolkcentral.org.uk and we’ll send you an application form.

Pinky came into our care via the national RSPCA from a multi cat household. He didn’t settle into cattery life well and since September 2023 he has been in a foster home.
Since then, he has shown that he is ok with people but much happier and relaxed when he is on his own. Pinky and his foster have established routines and boundaries where they both feel reasonably comfortable in each other’s company but at a distance.
Pinky doesn’t like to be touched or approached but will come over to you if you have treats, he will take Licki-Lix from your hand, but he can swipe if you offer him a biscuit type of treat. As Pinky is used to his creature comforts and living in a house, we feel Pinky would suit a home where he can come and go as he pleases with lots of safe outdoor spaces to roam around in.
Do you have the right home for this inbetweener guy?

  • Breed: Domestic short-haired
  • Gender: Male
  • Age: Adult
  • Living with other animals: I cannot live with a dog, I cannot live with another cat
  • Family Situation: May live with teenage children (13+ years)
  • Reference: CA1069