Rocky is a bright orange male Tabby teenager, just turning one year old.
At only two months old, this little guy was rescued from the Coronado Bridge by a Good Samaritan. Having sustained a leg injury, his foster mom provided him treatment utilizing Holistic medicine. His recovery is miraculous and his leg doesn’t slow him down a bit. Rocky is a lovable, energetic teen who is curious about everything. Rocky doesn’t fancy himself as a lap cat, but that doesn’t mean he’s not a fun companion. He’s very attentive to his family and likes to sit on the couch with you and watch whatever is going on. He likes security in his surroundings, but is content to take walks zipped in his pet stroller and will sit with you outside while on a leash.
This young man absolutely thrives on being around other cats and would add to the fun of a multiple cat family. (Check out Him and his foster brother Charlie Cuddling Below)
He never passes up an opportunity to play, chase and hang out with his feline roommates.
Because he’s responded to well to alternative medicine, his foster mom would like his new family to embrace the Holistic approach to keeping this boy healthy.
Contact person is Claudene with PAWS of Coronado at 619-435-1468.
Other animals needing homes can be found on our website, PAWSofCoronado.org, FACEBOOK or petfinder.com.
The Coronado Animal Care Facility on 1395 First Street houses cats/dogs still awaiting their forever homes. Please visit 9am-4pm, open every day but holidays.
(Rocky the Rocket is a Cuddle Bug and LOVES curling up with his Foster Big Brother)
