Fork
All Creatures Great and Small
- Age
- 2–3 months
- Sex
- Male
- Breed
- Domestic Short Hair
Good with
- Other cats — yes: “Yes - I would love a friend or two to play with! I was found as a stray on my own, and I really enjoy having company.”
- Dogs — yes: “Yes - I can live with a dog, as I previously stayed with two Labradors and an adult cat in foster care. They didn’t bother me at all, I’m very confident.”
- Children — yes: “Teenagers: Yes; Young children: Yes”
About Fork
Meet little Fork! This gorgeous boy came into our care as an injured stray after being taken to Summerwood Vets in Caerphilly, where he received the treatment he needed before coming into our care.
Fork is an adorable, affectionate boy who absolutely THRIVES on human attention. He loves being near his people and can become quite vocal if he can see you but can’t get to you. Once he’s by your side, he quickly settles and is happy just being close.
Fork is full of energy and personality. He loves zooming around, climbing, has a cheeky wild streak and enjoys keeping his humans entertained! Although he’s lively, he is happiest when he has company and doesn’t enjoy being left alone.
He’s a bit of a velcro kitty!
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Do I have any medical issues? No - I came into ACGAS care with a degloved jaw on one side after being hit by a vehicle. I was very lucky that my injuries weren’t worse! I was given a course of antibiotics, and my jaw has since healed and is barely noticeable. The vets have said that one side of my jaw may always look slightly different, but it doesn’t affect me at all and I don’t need any further treatment. I’m due to have my first vaccination on the 12th October 2026. I’m currently too young to be neutered, but this will be discussed with my adopters once they reach the final stage of the adoption process.
Can I live as an indoor cat? Yes - I’m young enough to adapt to life as an indoor cat.
As written by All Creatures Great and Small.
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