Big Mack

Compatibility

About Big Mack

I’m Big Mack, and I have a few important things to say about dinner.I was adopted in May 2025 as an FIV-positive adult, but when my adopter became ill, I came back into the program. Around the same time, my health took a turn and I was diagnosed with diabetes. I had also developed a painful dental infection that required multiple extractions, and by the time I returned to foster care, I weighed just 7 pounds.These days, I’m doing so much better. I get insulin just once a day, and I’m an absolute pro about it. Blood glucose checks? No problem. Insulin injection? Barely notice it. Fancy Feast Classic Pate? Now we're talking.I am extremely food motivated, which makes my care considerably easier. I’ll happily cooperate with just about anything if there’s a meal or treat waiting for me. Chicken hearts are particularly convincing. I’m also very vocal when I think dinner is taking too long, and I have been known to pat your hand or offer a gentle little nom to make sure my concerns are being heard.Despite my demanding nature, I’m a big softie. I love attention, I have a wonderfully loud purr, and I’m not shy about letting you know when I’m happy.I’ll need an adopter who is comfortable continuing my once-daily insulin, blood glucose monitoring, and diet. In exchange, you get a FIV-positive diabetic gentleman with a huge personality, an even bigger purr, and very strong opinions about snacks.To inquire about adopting this cat please complete an adoption application at tinyurl.com/ccapadoptions