Adoptable Cats

Submitted by Betty at: November 20, 2009
Love his energy and that he does not understand the concept of glass. :)

Submitted by Meagan Ussery at: November 18, 2009
hello, Im meagan im a 13 year old girl but no alot about pets i had a cat but the story on how i got him and how he left is so emotional and intresting u would have to call to hear it or even tak to me in person my parent have not gotton cat yet and it has been 2 years now my cat was a tabby cat i named prince he was my pet, friend, and he was part of my family and always will be in my heart forever he changed my life when i was younger i would play with him and he would always be by my side. when i saw walter i was shocked, i would love a cat that would love me and be with me like prince, But i saw how many of you kind people want him so yah, i will just keep looking i guess i dont think i could get walter anyway i live in clearwater florida. im also pet sitting when i grow up i wish to be a vet or wrk at the south east gaurd dog school to train dogs to help blind people anyway i guess bye? now i am wondering why i wrote this comment, silly me well good day.

Submitted by coolcat at: November 15, 2009
walter du bomb yo!

Submitted by christina at: November 12, 2009
i want to buy this cat please

Submitted by future cat lady at: November 10, 2009
Walter is so cute!!!! i would so adopt him if i could. sadly though, i'm not aloud... only cuz i already have (in a way) 3 cats. they dont live together... or at least not right now. two will be in the future. needless to say, i'm going to become a cat lady...

Submitted by Lena at: November 8, 2009
Walter is luscious!!! If only I could adopt one more cat! I have two FIV+ cats and one non-FIV + and they all live and interact together just fine. They eat from each other's bowls, groom, etc. FIV is not easily transmittable--usually as the result of a bite wound so as long as your cats don't bite each other--and most don't--Walter should be able to live very well with other cats.

Submitted by george at: November 6, 2009
how can i help this cat , foster home or adopt , he is adorable and so playful

Submitted by Natalie88585 at: November 6, 2009
I would love to adopt walter!!!!! He is so cute in his video! I need to show my mom she would love him! Keep me posted on him! I will be checking in on him as an adoption choice! Maybe is my parents will allow!

Submitted by Jen at: November 6, 2009
Kim: Yes, as long as they don't fight with each other. You should research the risks of positive and negative cats living together on a reputable website, but generally, they have to bite each other, mate with each other, or the mother has to pass it to her kittens for there to be a significant risk. Hope that helps.

Submitted by Kim at: November 6, 2009
Can FIV pos cats live with FIV negative cats?

Submitted by Sunny at: November 6, 2009
I wish so bad I lived in New York. I would love to have Walter as part of my family. I am helping to spread the word about Walter. I posted his link on my Facebook.

Submitted by mel at: November 6, 2009
with a city as huge as NYC, there has got to be at least one very lucky person with a big heart who wouldn't mind sharing their nest with Walter here. probably best in a single pet home, but could live very harmoniously and safely- with the right precautions, with more than one pet in the household. come on NYC...give sweet Walter a good, loving home soon!

Submitted by nicduce at: October 27, 2009
Awh Walter

Submitted by Kia at: October 21, 2009
we are looking for a kitty cat for my two year old since she learned to say it and she cant get enough of walter would love to have him hes soooooo cute

Submitted by Mal at: October 20, 2009
I want him so bad!!!

Submitted by Mal at: October 20, 2009
georgous cat. Look at those eyes! I'm going to be moving to seattle here pretty soon, as well as adopting a cat!!

Submitted by naomi franz at: October 17, 2009
I love the way he looks.I wood love to adopt him.

Submitted by KayCee71 at: October 16, 2009
I have an FIV+ kitty named Punkin, he was a feral that another kitty that adopted us saved from the cruel winter of 2001-2002. Sadly his buddy & savior passed away, but good ol' Punkin is still doing well & is my husband's bed fellow. Please won't someone give Walter a chance? Just keep him seperated from the other cats by installing a cheap screen door & put plexiglass on the bottom to keep risk factors slim to nil if you have a multi-kitty home.

Submitted by candy at: October 12, 2009
how could any body not want him he is so pretty