Bandit is a young adult, male, neutered black Domestic Shorthair cat with small tufts of white fur in his armpit area and vibrant gold eyes. He is currently being fostered as part of the UCD School of Veterinary Medicine fracture program. A few months ago, he was brought into a shelter with a femoral fracture on his left rear leg, and a veterinarian at the school graciously volunteered to provide a surgery to help heal his fracture. He has been in recovery now for 6 weeks, and every day he gains more and more strength in that leg. It is almost impossible to detect that he even had a fracture--he is full of energy and loves to play! He warms up to people very easily, but he can be timid around dogs and cats. He always greets his foster mom the moment she comes home by giving her lots of snuggles, purring, and sometimes even giving mini-massages (aka "making muffins"). Her favorite thing about him is that he will spontaneously rub his face onto yours when he's feeling especially affectionate (which is often). When he isn't busy playing and exploring, he loves to roll up and take a cat nap right next to you.

He is an incredible kitty with lots of personality and love, so please consider giving him a permanent home!

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