by Pamela | Apr 17, 2014 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
Bess is approx. 2 years old. She is currently staying at the Maine Coast Veterinary Hospital in Blue Hill. Bess is a friendly kitty, but she is also quite shy. She gets along well with other cats, and has started to “open up” to the staff at the veterinary hospital. They would like to find Bess a quiet home with a patient pet parent. Someone who is willing to help Bess transition into a new home life. If you are interested in giving Bess the home she is looking for, or if you have any questions about Bess, please contact Maine Coast Veterinary Hospital, in Blue Hill at 374-2385.
by Pamela | Apr 4, 2014 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
Max has a beautiful, long black coat and a style all his own. Born in October of 2012, Max can be a bit of a wild thing, often stirring up his own fun by engaging the other cats in rumpus play. A little mischief, a lot of personality, Max is in charge of his own destiny.
by Pamela | Apr 4, 2014 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
Born in October of 2012, Tizzy is a black cat with dazzling green eyes. He loves to play with balls and feathers, often bringing his community room to life with games. Unlike his best buddy Stewie, Tizzy likes being the center of attention, and is looking to be the center of yours (preferably with Stewie at his side).
by Pamela | Apr 4, 2014 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
A dilute Tortie born on December 10, 2012, Summer once led the stray life before being taken in as a foster—now at the Shelter, she’s doing her best to stay positive about the future. With strong eyes and a lovely purr, playful and affectionate too, Summer’s here.
by Pamela | Apr 4, 2014 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
Born in October of 2013, Savanah is a black-and-brown Tabby with touches of white. A real baby, she loves to cuddle and be held, finding that perfect little nook in your arm to snuggle. She’s so petite and cute, how can you resist her?
by sjbennett | Mar 13, 2014 | Cats, Successful Cat Adoptions
My name is Kitty, and it has been for the last sixteen plus years. That’s right, I’m sixteen, but in many ways I still feel like a kitty. I’m in very good health, and in fact, I just had an appointment with the dentist and he said that I have the teeth of a much younger cat. As a “senior cat,” I’m looking to continue a low-key, indoor lifestyle where I can enjoy all the little moments that make up the day. I still have a lot of life and a lot of love to give, so here’s to new beginnings (no matter how old you are).
