Patch Pet: Rocky

Rocky is a bright orange male Tabby, and is just turning a year old. At 2 months old, this little guy, debilitated by a leg injury, was rescued from the Coronado Bridge by a Good Samaritan.

His foster mom treated him using holistic medicine. His leg doesn't slow him down a bit as he's a lovable, curious, energetic teen. He doesn't fancy himself a lap cat, but that doesn't mean he's not a fun companion. 

He's very attentive and likes to sit on the couch and watch what's going on. He likes security in his surroundings, and is content to take walks zipped in a pet stroller or sit outside while on a leash. He thrives being with other cats, playing and chasing feline roommates, and would add to the fun of a multiple-cat family.

He's responded well to alternative medicine and his foster mom would like his new family to embrace her approach to keeping him healthy.

Call Claudene with PAWS of Coronado at 619-435-1468 for more information. Other animals needing homes can be found at  pawsofcoronado.org or petfinder.com.

The Animal Care Facility, 1395 First St., houses cats and dogs. Please visit 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., open every day but holidays.