Deaf cat in need of a new home

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KSBY News San Luis Obispo, Santa Maria, Santa Barbara, Paso Robles - Your Family Pet: December 22, 2009

Let's start off with Boo Boo.

This cat loves attention and will follow you around.

This 5-year-old male is deaf, so he needs to be indoors only.

He does, however, like short walks on a leash either early in the morning or early evening.

He prefers to be the only cat in a home but may do well with another.

Boo Boo is house-trained and he can be found at the Santa Maria Valley Humane Society.
 
How adorable!! I noticed most deaf felines are usually white ((rubs chin)) I want to own a deaf pet someday :) thanks for sharing!
 
a cat with a leash???? my cat would have scratch me to death if I try to put her on a leash.

I guess since he is deaf, he feel more secure that way.
 
I would love it since MIL said today we could get a cat. Her allergies would have prevented it, but she will relent for the kids.

It's just too far away.:cry:
 
When I first saw this i was like what? A dead cat in need of a home? :crazy:
 
Lighthouse77 said:
a cat with a leash???? my cat would have scratch me to death if I try to put her on a leash.

I guess since he is deaf, he feel more secure that way.
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When I was very young, I remember seeing an old woman with a cat on leash. The cat just sit there. I guess the woman is so old so she felt she need to put the cat on leash in case the cat tried to run.
 
KristinaB said:
I would love it since MIL said today we could get a cat. Her allergies would have prevented it, but she will relent for the kids.

It's just too far away.:cry:
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You could always contact the shelter and ask if they would fly the cat over to Florida and you'll pay the cost?
 
One time I was at customer's house and she own a deaf cat. She showed me how to get deaf cat's attention by flashing the room light. It was really cool. After finished working in her house, I asked her can I bring this cat home? She said NO WAY, I KEEP HER. I laughed.

Yes, I want to own a deaf white cat (most white cats tend to be deaf), or deaf dog someday.
 
I once had a deaf white cat, and it was pretty neat. When we first brought her home (she was a stray/abandoned), my sister and I thought it was odd that Little didn't react at all when the other cat Mouse hissed and yowled at Little... but after a checkup at the vet, we then discovered she was deaf. I thought it was the greatest thing ever!
 
Aww cute, if I was living in USA, I would adopt this cat. :)
 
rockdrummer said:
Does the cat know KSL? (kitty sign language) :lol: jk.
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:laugh2: That was good!!

Seriously, I wish we could get it, but I can't afford the plane ticket or any of the arrangements. We will just see what the local Humane Society has here. Daughter is a member of the US Humane Society and the local chapter as well.
 
My niece has a deaf cat. He was badly injured last year after been hit by a car. Guess he did not hear it. But, he made a good recovery after an operation and is pottering about again!:aw:

Also had a blind kitten recently but we were lucky enough to find him a good home were he will be well cared for:)
 
KristinaB said:
:laugh2: That was good!!

Seriously, I wish we could get it, but I can't afford the plane ticket or any of the arrangements. We will just see what the local Humane Society has here. Daughter is a member of the US Humane Society and the local chapter as well.
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this agency will fly a pet for free , but they have a really limited budget so they wont take all cases but this one is press worthy so they would likly take it
 
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