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Jag is a very handsome 7 year old black panther kitty who's lived quite a life. He arrived at HART as a kitty who had been a stray for at least a year. He lived in foster care while he was recovering. During this time, we discovered that he has a food allergy that requires him to eat a limited ingredient diet with a primary ingredient of duck. His foster mom told us that he was a very chill guy who loved to be with her and would lounge for much of the day. He enjoyed playing. He met some young kids and did well with them and also did well with a dog visitor.
Jag appears to have a couple other issues in addition to his allergies. He will pull his fur out if stressed and over the summer of 2022, he developed a "cough". When our medical team had some radiographs (X-rays) taken, he found that he has asthma. He also may have some previous trauma due to his year living on the street.
Jag is currently on a special diet, a medication to help with stress and is medication to treat his asthma. Our medical team will make sure you have all the tools needed to take this awesome boy home. We do ask that you have an established veterinarian partnership and we feel he would do best in an experienced cat home.
This sleek boy adores attention and will always come to greet visitors. If you would like to meet this very affectionate young guy, please complete our online adoption application and come to our shelter!
Go to our website, www.hartofme.org, to submit your online application today!
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Jag is a very handsome 7 year old black panther kitty who's lived quite a life. He arrived at HART as a kitty who had been a stray for at least a year. He lived in foster care while he was recovering. During this time, we discovered that he has a food allergy that requires him to eat a limited ingredient diet with a primary ingredient of duck. His foster mom told us that he was a very chill guy who loved to be with her and would lounge for much of the day. He enjoyed playing. He met some young kids and did well with them and also did well with a dog visitor.
Jag appears to have a couple other issues in addition to his allergies. He will pull his fur out if stressed and over the summer of 2022, he developed a "cough". When our medical team had some radiographs (X-rays) taken, he found that he has asthma. He also may have some previous trauma due to his year living on the street.
Jag is currently on a special diet, a medication to help with stress and is medication to treat his asthma. Our medical team will make sure you have all the tools needed to take this awesome boy home. We do ask that you have an established veterinarian partnership and we feel he would do best in an experienced cat home.
This sleek boy adores attention and will always come to greet visitors. If you would like to meet this very affectionate young guy, please complete our online adoption application and come to our shelter!
Go to our website, www.hartofme.org, to submit your online application today!
All adopters must agree to our indoor-only policy. Our adoption application and more information is online at www.hartofme.com/adopt
All adopters must agree to our indoor-only policy. Our adoption application and more information is online at www.hartofme.com/adopt
Go meet their pets
HART is open to visitors 1-4pm on Wednesdays and 11am-4pm on Saturdays. Kittens do not live at the shelter. For kitten adoptions or off-hours shelter tours, please email info@hartofme.com to make an appointment.
HART is open to visitors 1-4pm on Wednesdays and 11am-4pm on Saturdays. Kittens do not live at the shelter. For kitten adoptions or off-hours shelter tours, please email info@hartofme.com to make an appointment.
More about this rescue
The Homeless Animal Rescue Team (HART) of Maine is a non-profit, no-kill, all-volunteer, open-environment shelter and adoption center for cats in Cumberland, Maine.
The Homeless Animal Rescue Team (HART) of Maine is a non-profit, no-kill, all-volunteer, open-environment shelter and adoption center for cats in Cumberland, Maine.
