Meet Bob, a sweet old man who has had quite the journey.
When he was found as a stray, he had a severe facial laceration and multiple broken teeth.
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Thankfully, the dedicated staff and volunteers at the Kelowna SPCA have taken exceptional care of him.
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Bob received major dental surgery and is now nearly back to his old self.
Despite his challenging background, he has remained resilient and affectionate.
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The handsome feline finds comfort curled up in cozy dog-sized beds and enjoys the company of people who shower him with affection.
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Bob also has an undeniable love for mealtime, and his enthusiastic appetite is hard to resist.
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While he may thrive with the companionship of another cat, adopters must educate themselves about feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV), a condition affecting Bob’s immune system.
Although it can be transmitted to other cats through deep bite wounds, with proper precautions and gradual introductions, Bob may coexist safely with a feline friend.
Bob is not fond of dogs.
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If you’re looking for a loving companion who will reward your kindness with unwavering affection, Bob is the perfect match.
This furry guy is house trained and must remain indoors.
He's also a staff pick!
Bob is a long-term resident of the Kelowna SPCA, with 84 days in care, and is ready to find his furever home.
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If you think you could be Bob’s person, submit an application here. (Animal ID: 569792)
SPCA staff will contact the first suitable adopter to set up a visit.
Kelowna’s SPCA at 3785 Casorso Rd is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 4 pm.
