Peter in Michigan: Cat lovers are in awe over giant loverboy at shelter in Flint

This is Peter, a giant loverboy currently in the care of  Genesee County Animal Shelter in Flint, Michigan. Peter is gaining a lot of attention with his size and personality.

(Facebook: Genesee County Animal Shelter Dogs and Cats)
(Facebook: Genesee County Animal Shelter Dogs and Cats)
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Take a look at the comments (more than 600 at this time) on Facebook where his post reads

“AVAILABLE! Peter is a big love. He just wants to be held, snuggled and talked to. He is very unique looking and neutered. At the adoption event dogs scared him so he we would probably do best in a home without dogs or do a slow intro. Peter is in cage 74/76; id #8504.”

(Facebook: Genesee County Animal Shelter Dogs and Cats)
(Facebook: Genesee County Animal Shelter Dogs and Cats)

Peter would do best in a home without dogs, or where the family dog is introduced slowly. Even though he’s a big loverboy, his size may intimidate a resident cat and should be considered before he’s adopted into a forever home. We want this home to be forever, and for Peter to be adopted to the proper family because of his personality and not for his ‘gorgeousness.’

(Facebook: Genesee County Animal Shelter Dogs and Cats)
(Facebook: Genesee County Animal Shelter Dogs and Cats)

Please share Peter with friends in the Flint, Michigan area. It’s a requirement his adoption be done in person. You can’t reserve him over the internet like a package. The shelter information is listed below. They reopen Tuesday at noon. It could prove interesting as to how many show up wanting to give this big boy a loving home. His post has been shared more than 3,700 times now!

Genesee County Animal Control
4351 W Pasadena Ave
Flint, MI 48504
Business hours:
Tuesday-Friday 12-6pm
Saturday 10-2pm

If a freedom picture is posted I’ll add it to this article once it becomes available.

ADOPTED!
ADOPTED!

 

Elisa

 

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15 thoughts on “Peter in Michigan: Cat lovers are in awe over giant loverboy at shelter in Flint”

  1. All Adopters that apply today should be considered, then after they screen them all the best home for him should be carefully chosen for him. No dogs, not more than one or two female cats , plenty of room, grain free / quality food not commercial junk that gives adult males urinary blockage, (can be fatal) and proper care love and concern for his well being. He’s amazing and his humans should be amazing parents too!

  2. He is an extraordinary-looking cat; the “chocolate” color is one I just haven’t seen on ordinary cats. I’m sure all of us want to know his history. Why that is sometimes not offered with adoption cats is frustrating to me. Cats have lives that need to be known to their caregivers; and people should pay more mind to keeping track of that in case they change homes. I’ve done this with mine so as if anything happened to me, they would be better taken care of and more interesting to adopt. When a cat has a story, people tend to care more, which is great!

  3. I shared this to a page with over 14000 exteme cat lovers, and all agree how unusual and fabulous he truly is!! I know a star when I see one ! ???

    1. Elisa Black-Taylor

      I’m not sure whether this is a kill shelter. Someone tagged me with his photo and he’s one of the most unusual cats I’ve ever seen. I just wanted to share him with everyone. There are so many who will be fighting over who gets to take him home.

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