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Squid

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Available

All Creatures Great and Small

Age
1–2 years
Sex
Male
Breed
Domestic Short Hair

Good with

  • Other cats — no: “No - I think I would be happiest in a home where I am the only cat. When I was first found as a stray, my lovely rescuer took me into their home, but unfortunately, I didn’t get along with their resident male cat and we ended up having a few disagreements. I wasn’t neutered at the time, which may have played a part in my behaviour. However, as not much is known about my past or how I’ve previously been around other cats, it’s probably best that I have a home all to myself.”
  • Dogs — maybe: “Potentially - I previously stayed in a home with a dog without any issues, and I’ve also been calm around dogs at the vets. 🐶 I could potentially live with a dog, but my carers will only accept applications where the resident dog has previously lived with a cat without any issues. Visiting homes with cats doesn’t count.”
  • Children — yes: “Teenagers: Yes; Young children: Potentially - As I came into rescue as a stray, not much is known about my past. However, I did temporarily stay in a home with 9 month old twins and wasn’t bothered by them at all! 👶”

About Squid

I’m a friendly, confident boy with lots of love to give! ❤️

I was found as a stray in a rural area, so my rescuers believe I may not be used to busy roads or traffic, as I’ve likely spent my time exploring the countryside! 🌳

I’m a very adaptable little chap and haven’t been fazed by the change from life on the outside to life in the cattery!

I absolutely love attention and fuss, and I’ve shown my carers just how sweet and affectionate I can be! I’m now hoping to find my very own forever home where I can enjoy plenty of love, cuddles and adventures! 🏡

Do I have any medical issues? No - I’ve had a full health check at the vets and everything is looking good! 🩺 I’ve received my first vaccination, with my second booked for the 25th November 2026. I was also neutered by Cats Protection before arriving to ACGAS.

Can I live as an indoor cat? Potentially - As I came into care as a stray, it’s uncertain how I’ll adapt to indoor life. An indoor only home may be possible, which can be discussed with the Animal Welfare Assistants after a successful meet and greet.

As written by All Creatures Great and Small.

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