He is currently on a special diet of urinary food due to some urinary tract issues. He has had surgery due to a blockage, so he will need to be on this diet for the rest of his life.

He has begun to grow tired of the shelter type environment. He wanted to explore and run around, so he would get anxious in his condo. Eventually, after a few months with us, he started becoming aggressive when he was not receiving enough attention from people.

Recently, we moved him to a larger room without other cats and constant activity to help him and allow us to learn his behavior better.

We believe that Cole is a high energy cat who needs constant mental and physical stimulation. He loves attention, but when he hasn't had his energy drained he can become frustrated and react negatively. We believe that if he is played with often, he won't have all of that pent up energy.

The shelter environment can't give him the physical and mental stimulation he needs, so he gets bored and frustrated.

Cole may possibly do best as an only cat, he has done well with kittens but we have seen some negative interactions with adult cats.

He would thrive in a adult only home with previous cat experience.

Cole is a special adoption, if you are interested in this handsome man, please stop by or call the shelter at (716) 822-4910 and ask to make an appointment with Tabby Town’s amazing behaviorist Sue, who will handling his adoption process.

Cole is neutered, current on vaccinations (rabies and distemper), and has been tested for FIV and Feline Leukemia (he tested negative for both).