Drake

PLEASE NOTE: You must complete an ADOPTION APPLICATION in order to receive a response. https://www.homeatlastrescue.ca/adoption-form/, or click on the "MORE ABOUT HOME AT LAST RESCUE" button in the bottom right for a direct link. The time has arrived! The boy who stole thousands of hearts with his heart-wrenching story is ready for adoption! Drake, our tripod love bug, is ready for his forever home at last. Seven-year-old Drake is calm, friendly, and quiet. His favourite places to be are in the kitchen, where he can perch himself on a chair (or two) or on the couch, and do his favourite things: relax, sleep, and watch everyone and everything happening around him. Drake loves people and he loves to cuddle. He is ok being picked up, but you will need two hands to lift him, as this boy is a bit of a unit, carrying a few (ok several) extra pounds. But that just means there’s more of him to love! Drake isn’t much for playing, nor does he seek the attention of other cats. He prefers the company of people, especially those who share his fondness for the quiet life. Drake is having no issues at all navigating as a tripod. The only thing he can’t do properly is bury his poop, which is understandable, right? Picture a very rotund cat pooping on three legs, then trying to bury with one – it’s not happening. Drake eats a variety of foods, and he loves his Temptations. However, it would be very beneficial if his new family could continue to help him on his weight loss journey, as it will be much easier for him to navigate life on three legs with less weight to support. Drake’s ideal home will be quiet, without young kids or kittens, and someone home most of the time. A condo or bungalow will be preferable as stairs will be difficult for him. With a proper introduction and the expectation of a few initial hisses, Drake gets along with other quiet, non-dominant cats, but would be just as happy on his own. Drake was discarded outside by his human and sadly hit by a car, where his guardian angel saw him lying on the side of the road. He almost didn’t stop, fearing the worst. But when saw his head move, he stopped immediately and rushed him to the ER. Drake’s story was shared on social media in the hopes of finding an owner. We saw it and instantly knew we had to help. Drake was taken to an orthopedic surgeon for evaluation, and the recommendation was to undergo amputation. Drake is lucky that is the only injury he sustained. Drake has been through enough. He is ready to find the perfect home to spend the rest of his life, loved unconditionally. All he wants is a home with a quiet, relaxing atmosphere and people to give him all the cuddles and love he deserves. Is that home with you?