Simba was abandoned on the street by his previous owners, but that is not his story anymore. He is very smart and loves to scavenge for food. He is intelligent after a few years living on the street, but is extremely respectful to the boundaries of the boarding that he is in. His intelligence was obvious to me from the minute I started to feed him. He still doesn't trust me fully, but he just needs time and a strong partner (owner). He has a beautiful sandy coat that blends so perfectly with the desert sand. He is truly the prince of the desert.

Simba is FIV positive, this means it is best he goes to a home with other FIV positive cats or a home with no other cats. You can read more about FIV here

https://www.seattlehumane.org/2014/05/01/fiv-fact-or-fiction/#:~:text=FIV%20is%20spread%20between%20cats,NOT%20transmit%20FIV%20between%20cats

He is a very special cat. He likes to sleep and chill but he needs stimulation with toys. He is very motivated by food too. He doesn't meow a lot, only to communicate with me when I am next to him. The boarding where he is staying at right now told me that Simba is the quietest cat they have ever hosted.
Overall, he is calm around kids & likes people.

He needs a special person who understands that trust takes time and that Simba has been through a lot.