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My name is Damien (pas de collier)!

Posted over 3 weeks ago | Updated 1 day ago

Cared for by SPCA Montreal
Adoption process
1

Visit the Facility and Find a Pet

2

Meet the Pet

3

Sign Adoption Contract

4

Pay Fee

5

Take the Pet Home

My basic info

Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Gray or Blue
Age
4 months old, Kitten
Sex
Male
Pet ID
2000342202
Hair Length
short

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Faites la connaissance de Damien — Une âme douce qui découvre son courage

Damien est un jeune chaton calme et docile, qui apprend encore que les humains peuvent être formidables. Même s’il a commencé sa vie un peu méfiant envers les gens, il progresse régulièrement dans sa famille d’accueil. Il se laisse manipuler facilement et lèche même les friandises Churu directement du bout des doigts de sa famille d’accueil, un vrai signe de confiance qui grandit jour après jour.

Damien n’est pas un chat audacieux ou extraverti. C’est plutôt un observateur doux et réfléchi, qui s’épanouit grâce aux voix apaisantes et aux gestes tendres. Il rêverait d’un foyer tranquille où il pourrait continuer à prendre confiance à son propre rythme. Ce petit cœur aura besoin d’un adoptant qui comprend que les progrès demandent du temps. Il ne sera peut-être pas un chat de genoux tout de suite, mais il a un immense potentiel.

Dans un environnement calme, avec des gestes doux et peut-être un compagnon félin sûr de lui pour lui montrer l’exemple, Damien pourra continuer à s’épanouir et devenir le compagnon affectueux qu’il est destiné à être. Si vous avez un faible pour les âmes timides, Damien est peut-être celui qu’il vous faut.

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Meet Damien — A Gentle Soul Finding His Courage

Damien is a quiet, docile young kitten who’s still learning that people can be wonderful. Though he started life a little unsure of humans, he’s been making steady progress in foster care. He’s easy to handle and even licks Churu treats right from his foster mom’s fingers, a sweet sign of growing trust.

Damien isn’t a bold or outgoing type. He’s a gentle, thoughtful observer who blossoms with calm voices and soft touches. He’d love a peaceful home where he can continue to build confidence at his own pace. This tender boy will need an adopter who understands that progress takes time. He may not be a lap cat right away, but he has so much potential.

With a calm environment, gentle handling, and maybe a confident feline friend to show him the way, Damien will continue to blossom into the loving companion he’s meant to be. If you have a soft spot for shy souls, Damien might be the one for you.
Shelter

Contact info

Pet ID
2000342202
Contact
Address
5215 Jean-Talon Street W., Montreal, QC H4P 1X4

Their adoption process

1.

Visit the Facility and Find a Pet

2.

Meet the Pet

3.

Sign Adoption Contract

4.

Pay Fee

5.

Take the Pet Home

Additional adoption info

Most of the animals available for adoption are at our shelter, on Jean-Talon Street in Montréal. Please come meet them during our opening hours. Note the wait time can be several hours on Saturdays and Sundays so, if you can, come by on a weekday instead!

Adoption application

Go meet their pets

Vous pouvez venir voir nos animaux en adoption à la SPCA de Montréal. Vous n'avez pas besoin de prendre rendez-vous, en autant que vous vous présentiez durant nos heures d'ouverture
Nous sommes situés au 5215 Jean-Talon Ouest (près de Décarie et du métro Namur).

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Don't hesitate to visit our available animals at the Montreal SPCA!
You don't need an appointment, as long as you come during our opening hours. We're located on 5215 Jean-Talon West (near Decarie and Namur metro station).

More about this shelter

Founded in Montreal in 1869, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (now known simply as the Montreal SPCA) was the first animal-welfare organization in Canada. It is not known under whose influence the society was formed, but its history acknowledges assistance from animal-welfare societies in France, England and the United States. In its early years, the SPCA concentrated primarily on improving the treatment of work horses, which were used all across the island of Montreal. The SPCA later began working on additional issues, such as humane dog control, cock-fighting and the killing of wild birds. The SPCA has come a long way since its beginnings: today, it is the largest animal-protection organization in Quebec, speaking on behalf of animals wherever there is ignorance, cruelty, exploitation or neglect.

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