Butters is three years old, and he’s every bit as sweet as his name. He’s a gentle, affectionate guy who loves his people. Give him some attention, a few head scratches, and a cozy spot beside you, and he’s a very happy boy!
Butters is looking for a nice, calm home where he can settle in and really enjoy life. He does have a history of something called idiopathic cystitis, which is a bladder condition that can sometimes flare up when a cat is stressed. The good news is that a calm, low-stress environment can really help, and with a little understanding and the right veterinary care, Butters can continue to be the loving companion he is.
For Butters, having a veterinarian who knows him and can help if he ever experiences a flare-up will be especially important.
So, if you’re looking for a sweet, loving cat who would love nothing more than to have a person of his own, come meet Butters! He has so much love to give and is ready to find his forever home.
You can meet Butters at the Ontario SPCA York Region Animal Centre in Stouffville anytime Mon-Sun 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM .
Come say hello — he may just melt your heart!
Sex
Male
Age
3 years
Weight
5.031 kg
Colour
Grey Tabby
Location
Stouffville
Animal ID
264550
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