What are you waiting for? Apply today! Curran is a brown tabby with a lovable and easygoing nature, first found as a stray on a cold February night in Sharonville before making his way to Heartt Animal Refuge. Inspired by the excitement of the Winter Olympics, staff named him after gold medalist Connor Curran, and even had a heartwarming visit from his namesake who autographed stickers for Curran’s adoption kit. Throughout his stay, Curran impressed everyone with his sweet demeanor, never showing aggression, and always greeting volunteers with nose boops and a readiness to be brushed or dressed up. During his time in isolation and later in the free-roaming cat room, Curran showed a preference for people over other cats—he gets along peacefully with his feline roommates but mostly seeks out human attention. Veterinary visits revealed he was born without a toe on one back foot and had an old, healed injury that may lead to arthritis as he ages, but he’s comfortable and active, needing no further treatment. Curran is neutered, fully vaccinated, negative for FIV/FeLV, and happiest when doted on by humans. He’s looking for an attentive adopter at least 21 years old and lives within a 50 mile radius, in keeping with shelter policy, to ensure lifelong support if ever needed. His adoption includes a sticker autographed by Olympic gold medalist Connor Curran and a souvenir action photo. To see if Curran is your perfect match, simply make an appointment at the Sharonville location. Make their next chapter their best one yet.