Tony Never Expected To Need A New Home, But He Does UPDATE: ADOPTED
UPDATE: Tony has been adopted!
Tony never expected to need a new home, but he does
Say “hi” to Tony. Tony is at the Aiken Animal Shelter because his person moved without him. He’s nervous about what is going to happen next. He’s learning it’s hard being an adult cat in a shelter full of cuddly kittens. He wonders if he’ll have a home for the holidays. You can make his dreams come true.
Tony is 2 years old and weighs 10 lbs. He is affectionate and refined. He needs an “indoor” home only. He’s neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, litter-trained, FIV-Neg, and FeLeuk-Neg.
He’s available for the adoption fee of $10
Please share this post to help Tony find a loving home. The shelter is overcrowded and the need for him adoption is urgent.
The Aiken County Animal Shelter is located at 333 Wire Rd., Aiken.
If you would like to arrange to meet Tony, send an e-mail to
Walk-Ins are welcome from 11am-4pm every day except Sunday.
Tony never expected to need a new home, but he does.
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