A 29-pound cat will soon be up for adoption after the giant animal was found walking alone down a California street.
A bystander recently turned the cat in to the Pasadena Humane Society & SPCA, and they’ve dubbed the 10-year-old Himalayan cat Chubbs.
Chubbs was in dire need of a grooming and suffering from a deep, painful case of matted hair when he arrived at the facility.
It took staffers several hours to do the job, they said.
Chubbs has taken up residence in a staff office because he’s too large to fit comfortably in a kennel.
“He has a sweet disposition, but his heavy load makes it uncomfortable to move around freely,” staff at the humane society said in a statement.
If no one comes forward to claim the cat, he will be up for adoption by Sunday.
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