Gulliver hasn’t spent years adventuring like his literary namesake, but he’s weathered his own storms. Found on the roadside with serious injuries, Gulliver survived a rough beginning: a fractured pelvis, femur, and tail. He pulled through with surgery, losing part of his tail but keeping his tremendous spirit. Despite the trauma, he’s attentive, sweet, and keeps an impressive appetite. His recovery is remarkable—he makes biscuits on soft blankets, soaks up attention, and welcomes feline roommates in the community room. Gulliver is fully urinary incontinent and requires his bladder expressed, but that hasn’t stopped him from living a rich, social life. He prefers to scope out new people and cats from a safe spot, yet once he feels secure, his playfulness and purrs are endless. Shy at first, but easily won over with kindness, Gulliver will return warmth tenfold. He’d do best with someone comfortable helping manage his special needs, and he’s ready to share his affection with the right family. Think you are the one? Submit an application!