Usopp

This little dude from Eidsvold farm is such a shy little guy. Isn't he blessed by the most amazing grumpy cat eyebrows?

Unlike his sisters Makino and the late Nami who are like wild dogs when it comes to food the boys in this family are much more introverted and mellow. But he still does appreciate a treat.

He was a very wild boy, but has calmed down a bit in recent months. He still has a long way to go and with someone who can put the time and work into him he will do very well.

Before you couldn't even stand near him, but now you can poke him and he will just passively move away like 'urhh she touched me'. No nastiness, no hissing and no spontaneous freaking out. He will continue to improve.

I'm not expecting much adoption wise until his friendly, but if the right person is out there for the job?

Usopp will need a quiet home with no kids and someone who can spend a few sessions a day hand feeding and patting him to teach him a human isn't always a bad thing. Usopp will need a large 42 or 48 inch dog crate so you can interact with him and he feels in control of his space during the learning period. He will do better in multi cat homes.

Ussop is desexed, vaccinated, microchipped, FIV tested and parasite treated to indoor homes.

All of the Eidsvold farm cats carry a very mild strain of calicivirus which causes watery eyes and sneezing for a week or 2. You may experience it if his immune system became compromised due to injury or extreme stress. As long as your resident cats are fully vaccinated its not something to worry to much about.

We have transport around QLD for adoptions.