Schitt's Creek: Roland
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Schitt's Creek: Roland
AvailableRoland is a large male tabby cat, only 9 months old. His stunning coat has a medium length in rich brown and chocolate colors. This affectionate boy is house trained and has been altered. Currently residing in Warren, CT, he’s up to date on vaccinations. Roland bonds well with other cats, making him a fantastic addition to a pet-friendly household.
About Schitt's Creek: Roland
Roland Schitt is ready to break free from the sidelines and take center stage in his own forever home. This baby boy, at just 9 months old, is cautiously eager to embrace his new role. With his stunning cinnamon nose and a coat adorned with beautiful brown and chocolate stripes, he’s definitely got the looks of a star. While he's a bit shy and may require some extra time and patience, Roland has been living harmoniously with other cats, learning how to trust and feel safe. He would thrive best in a quiet household with adults only and needs the companionship of another cat, possibly one from his current family, to help him blossom. He’s not one for pets just yet, but he forms bonds easily and can provide comfort to other felines. Adopting Roland means making a profound impact on his life; your understanding and kindness will be the greatest reward for both of you. Want to see more about Roland and his journey? Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Schitt's Creek: Roland
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Roland, being a domestic medium hair cat, generally thrives in a calm and quiet living environment, making him a great fit for a household with a peaceful atmosphere.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Roland does not require much outdoor space, as he is more comfortable indoors where he can feel safe and secure.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Considering Roland's shyness, he is not suitable for homes with children. He would prefer a quiet adult-only environment to help him adjust.
