Tigger is a 4-year-old short haired tabby in Mayer, AZ, who needs $1,900 for a hind leg amputation.

We adopted Tigger from the Yavapai Humane Society after him and his siblings were given up to them from by a farm. When we met him he so playful and was climbing up on us and purring happily, so obviously we took the little orange tabby home. He grew up so fast and loves to give little kitty kisses and is so full of love and cuddly energy. He’s a big derpy boy and really just loves people.

Tigger is super cuddly and loves to be held. He’s a thick little tabby cat who likes laps and headbuts and will give you kisses. He’s not super social around other animals but he makes up for it for his super dorky nature and loud motorcycle purr. He’s a big baby and is so loud and needy but he’s so loving.

With COVID going on and many people losing their jobs, we’ve been in and out of jobs all year. It’s painful to see him always ready to explore yet being in pain every time he walks

Tigger even as a young kitten was a barn cat and was always outside so it was hard to keep him inside. But with a big yard and a place up against the state land we decided he’d be happier being able to go outside. He has chairs and a bed outside for him to stay but recently we brought him inside we realized his leg was swollen and twisted oddly. We took him to the vet to see what the problem was.

Tigger is super vocal and loud his purrs are super deep and rumbly. He’s super playful and loves catnip and bubbles but he never likes using his claws when he’s playing. His eyes are always so big and he’s a really good hider. He’s a big goof and a super derpy boy who will just amaze with his occasional stupidity.