Bring some sunshine to Midnight, EARS’ Pet of the Week

Posted by Mark Chapman on March 9th, 2010 at 4:31 pm,
with photos by Kellie Karbach

Mid­night is the EARS Pet of the Week.

By Kel­lie Karbach

LBHS Cor­re­spon­dent

Do you pre­fer a gen­tle, mild-mannered cat as opposed to a play­ful and ram­bunc­tious feline?

Meet Mid­night.

Mid­night is a very plump, 3-year-old male with a meek and placid per­son­al­ity. Mid­night is one of those cats that lum­bers rather than runs. He has a size­able gut, but he moves pro­fi­ciently nonethe­less. His size makes him a per­fect cud­dle cat.

Mid­night is very affec­tion­ate toward peo­ple. No mat­ter who walks into the PawZazz for Pets play­room, Mid­night will greet them equally. He adores atten­tion, and is espe­cially par­tial to being pet­ted on his head and his cheeks. While vol­un­teers are going about their work in the play­room, Mid­night switches from watch­ing and hop­ing for atten­tion to wan­der­ing around out­side on the patio – he loves sit­ting in the sun – or nap­ping by a win­dow or, curi­ously, inside one of the open cages. Mid­night is very love­able, and does not mind being picked up (although such may be a chore with this big boy). He is also great with other cats.

Mid­night is not aggres­sive in the least. He likes to check out new cats in the room, but oth­er­wise leaves them alone. Despite his impos­ing size, he is quite timid when hiss­ing or grum­bling cats are con­cerned. If some­one shows dis­plea­sure at his pres­ence, he scat­ters away. Mid­night has lived with other cats before, and large dogs, so he is very animal-friendly and would do equally well in a home with another, albeit tol­er­ant, feline.

Mid­night is a love­able lump of a cat who has a few years expe­ri­ence in the world and would make a great pet for a fam­ily of any age vari­ety or energy level.

Is Mid­night your ideal com­pan­ion? If so, stop by PawZazz For Pets Adop­tion Cen­ter & Pet Sup­ply Store at 145 W. Dear­born St., or call 681‑3877. Store hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon­day through Fri­day, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.

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