Black

Smeagol was previously named Pultizer. However, when Pulitzer was adopted earlier this year, his human mom, who promised us she would love him forever, called frantic. Pultizer, she said, was very sick. He was covered with sores and her father, who was a vet, said that the cat potentially had a disease that was contagious to humans. Paw Placement was very concerned and rushed this precious little black kitty to the vet. His owner accused us of adopting a sick kitten to her and no longer wanted the baby. Our vet ran a few tests and discovered that the kitten had an allergic reaction to the cheap perfumed litter used by the woman who adopted him. We looked at little Pulitzer whose hair had fallen out - he was crusty with sores and so uncomfortable. Despite it all he still purred so sweetly. We re-christened him Smeagol on the spot. Smeagol in now proudly growing his hair back and never misses an opportunity to snuggle with his humans. He is just precious. We insist Smeagol go to a committed home where quality pet products are used. No 99cent bags of litter please. Come see our little Smeagol - you will fall in love.

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