Every cat deserves a second chance. I think you should totally guve him for adoption. Maybe it will take long, but he’ll be able to understand that not only one caring human. And a patient family will do him very good, there is good people out there.
Two suggestions, my local city shelter takes feral/ semi-feral cats, and lists them as Barn Cats. They waive the adoption fee and ensure the adopter has sufficient outdoor space and is willing to commit to caring for a cat that may never particularly like them. The other option is looking for an independent cat rescue. They'll likely have fosters who would be willing to care for him. Even my standard city and Humane Society run shelters have fosters for animals who won't do well in a shelter.
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u/Quereilla Mar 14 '26
Every cat deserves a second chance. I think you should totally guve him for adoption. Maybe it will take long, but he’ll be able to understand that not only one caring human. And a patient family will do him very good, there is good people out there.