Mikey is playful, affectionate, and always up for a cuddle session after he's worn himself out chasing toys. He'd do best in a home where he gets plenty of attention and maybe a feline sibling to wrestle with. Mikey was born tailless, which means he could have what's called Manx syndrome (also known as sacrocaudal dysgenesis). This is a condition that can occur in cats born without a tail, where the spine and spinal cord didn't fully develop at the base. It can sometimes affect bladder and bowel control or hind leg function. Right now, Mikey's only symptom is an occasional dirty backside, but he's running, jumping, and using the litter box normally. It's just something his adopter should be aware of and monitor for throughout his life, with regular vet check-ins as he grows. We will require applicants have an established relationship with a local vet. If you have any questions, please reach out! adoption@mhpetrescue.org