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Now here is a handsome black cat with eyes that you can just get lost in! Boo is 14.5 years old and found his way to HART this past Fall when his former guardian could no longer provide care for him. He is what we consider a dream cat to be, just so loving and amazingly sweet. He enjoys naps, laps, and good head scratches. Boo also likes to cuddle with both his feline roommates and people alike. He can often be found charging his solar batteries.
Boo is diabetic and is currently well-managed with a low-carb, canned food only diet and twice-daily insulin injections. His adopter will need to have an established relationship with a veterinarian and a vet check will be required. We require and provide counseling and training on the care of a diabetic cat before sending them to their new home. Since there is some training for Boo's care needed, he is not able to leave the same day that you meet him. If he requires insulin at the time of his adoption, HART will provide the first vial at no cost, along with a blood sugar testing meter and related supplies. In addition, a generous supporter will provide $100 worth of food to get Boo started in his new home.
Boo would love nothing more than to find a new forever home and family of his very own for his golden years. Complete an adoption application and come in meet this super kitty in Room 4.
Go to our website, www.hartofme.org, to submit your online application today!
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Now here is a handsome black cat with eyes that you can just get lost in! Boo is 14.5 years old and found his way to HART this past Fall when his former guardian could no longer provide care for him. He is what we consider a dream cat to be, just so loving and amazingly sweet. He enjoys naps, laps, and good head scratches. Boo also likes to cuddle with both his feline roommates and people alike. He can often be found charging his solar batteries.
Boo is diabetic and is currently well-managed with a low-carb, canned food only diet and twice-daily insulin injections. His adopter will need to have an established relationship with a veterinarian and a vet check will be required. We require and provide counseling and training on the care of a diabetic cat before sending them to their new home. Since there is some training for Boo's care needed, he is not able to leave the same day that you meet him. If he requires insulin at the time of his adoption, HART will provide the first vial at no cost, along with a blood sugar testing meter and related supplies. In addition, a generous supporter will provide $100 worth of food to get Boo started in his new home.
Boo would love nothing more than to find a new forever home and family of his very own for his golden years. Complete an adoption application and come in meet this super kitty in Room 4.
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.
