Meet Reggie, also known as parmesan Reggiano, a charming orange tabby cat who was part of a feline group in Tucson, Arizona. During the trap-neuter-return (TNR) project, Reggie stood out from the other 25 orange cats due to his cross-eyed gaze and unusually large nose. In addition to his distinct features, Reggie’s sweet and friendly personality made him an immediate favorite among TNR advocate and cat rescuer, Courtney, from Poet Square Cats. Arcelia, a volunteer for Southern Arizona Cat Rescue, was responsible for taking care of Reggie and the rest of the cat colony. Even after his neutering, Reggie continued to keep the rescuers company whenever they visited to care for the other felines.
Reggie was a sociable pup who craved attention and loved being at the center of activity. He would position himself right in the middle, almost as if he was the main star. At the end of the day, he would even jump into their trunk, seemingly eager to join them wherever they were heading next.
Arcelia was well acquainted with Reggie, who would always show up for his meals without fail. According to Arcelia, he would often loiter outside her house and take naps on top of her car or a trimmed palm tree in her backyard. She shared this information with Love Meow.
The feline with a crossed gaze was the popular figure in his community, never shy to express his wishes at the doorstep. He had an air of self-assurance and craved attention endlessly. It was evident that Reggie’s personality would suit an indoor lifestyle and that he deserved a caring environment that felt like home.
Arcelia had a house full of rescued cats that needed care and attention. Although there were many needy cats, foster homes were scarce. However, Arcelia promised Reggie that his turn would come soon. Recently, one of her foster cats got adopted, and she immediately took in the sweet orange tabby who had been waiting patiently. Courtney joyfully shared that Reggie was indoors with his foster mom, getting all the love and attention he wanted, sleeping cozily among blankets. On his first day, Reggie behaved like he had always been part of their family, making himself comfortable on his new bed. He was super playful, friendly, and got along with everyone. Reggie is now living his best life, napping on cat beds, snuggling with his foster mom, and playing with toys. He loves sauntering up to his people and rubbing against them to show gratitude for taking him in. Southern Arizona Cat Rescue will help Reggie receive much-needed dental work. The rescue is happy to provide him with the pampered indoor life he deserves. Reggie is part of a cat colony that required a lot of effort from many people to help them find forever homes. Nevertheless, Reggie is now soaking up the love, enjoying being the center-of-attention, and relaxing in soft surroundings without any worries.
