Harry made quite a journey with his littermates, arriving to rescue in rough shape from both giardia and respiratory infections. After treatment, the giardia is fully cleared, and multiple tests have confirmed it. Like many cats, he still deals with occasional respiratory flare-ups—especially in a shelter where stress is high. Get Harry into a loving home, though, and these symptoms usually fade, though mild flare-ups are still possible here and there. What you’ll notice first: Harry’s black, short coat and striking green eyes. He’s the smallest in his group, but he has zero intention of going unnoticed. Harry pushes himself front and center for attention, and if he decides you’re worthy, he tolerates being held—for a little while, at least. He’s got a playful side, is affectionate, and should fit well with other cats. Harry would do best with families where kids are at least ten, unless an exception is made. He’s an easygoing, confident cat ready to claim his spot at your side. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.