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Bonded with sister Lucy (FCID#04/03/2025-18). Handsome Cowardly Lion is looking for his forever home. Please read about this gentle, outgoing, all around wonderful fellow!  A note about this bonded pair: Are you interested in giving a loving home to two special kitties? Cowardly Lion and Lucy were found together abandoned in a house. They are devoted to each other, spending lots of time playing and enjoying being safe now in a foster home. Lion is very mellow and welcoming to all people and cats. Lucy was wary of people when she arrived at our home. She was never aggressive, but she didn’t trust us humans at all. Lucy has made tremendous progress! She’s now out and about, showing enthusiasm and trusting us more and more. She’s allowing pets and really warming up.  I am hoping that someone who would enjoy an immediate bond with Lion, and would also enjoy watching Lucy continue to develop trust in people, will choose to adopt these two large, gorgeous siblings.  Cowardly Lion is a big boy- 12.4 pounds.  He has just finished recovering from entropian surgery. Watch his video to see what a sweetheart Cowardly Lion is. Not so cowardly after all! In fact, this orange kitty is one calm and confident dude, very social and friendly. Loves to be where the action is. Please check out his video:  https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rFDmffl7YiA . My family is fostering handsome Cowardly Lion. The beautiful orange shade of his coat reminds us of a lion on the savanna. Cowardly Lion has such a winning personality, very friendly and inquisitive, and above all- super affectionate and snuggly. He loves to stretch out with you on the sofa or bed, keeping you cozy company. This boy is a master of the cuddly tuck and roll. Very attentive to his special people, but also responsive and welcoming to everyone, both humans and cats. Cowardly Lion will make a devoted and loving companion to the lucky person/family who adopts him. Could it be you? From the internet:  What is Entropion? Entropion is a condition where the eyelid rolls inward, causing the eyelashes to rub against the cornea, which can lead to pain, irritation, and potential corneal damage.   Cowardly Lion would love to be in a home environment. Please submit our no-obligation Adoption Application for a meet and greet or to adopt:  https://forgottencats.org/adoption-application/.  Not ready to adopt?  Please consider fostering:  https://forgottencats.org/foster-a-cat/.   Thank you!  (Foster:  Laurie B)