Description:
Sami was loving adopted (we think at age 6 months) from a pet rescue in Pittsburg to join his human parents and a similar-age male kitty-brother. He is black short-haired, and he and his brother are neutered, with front claws declawed. He is very lovable, will let us hold him like a baby, playful, and a total gentleman until the human baby was born and came home from the hospital. Sami began to wet the carpet. His human parents have lovingly tried every recommendation to make Sami happy and stop the negative behavior. When the family moved to Florida, Sami and his brother stayed behind with an adult female friend. He ceased wetting the carpet. When the friend could no longer care for Sami and his brother, he rejoined his human family in Florida. In spite of having a loving home, lots of attention and toys, a great relationship with his brother and human mommy and daddy, he has not adapted to being with the human baby, as he again wets the carpet. With broken hearts, we would rather Sami be adopted by a loving family with no children, or by a single person or senior, to have a home environment that will make him a happy and well behaved kitty. Can you please help us by giving Sami a home where he won't feel the competition from a human baby and can be loved and played with and kept indoors? He is approximately 3 years old now and is absolutely gorgeous and loving.