At the Central Aroostook Humane Society, we continue to see our cat population on the decline, which is a very good thing. When I started on the board of directors 25 years ago, the cat cages were full and every room was busting at the seams with cats and kittens.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Duncan. At 7, this handsome orange and white gentleman is sweet and soulful.
The Animal Welfare Society in Kennebunk is a truly wonderful organization that provides loving and caring service to many animals. I had a relative who used to work and volunteer there to help teach educational classes to the youth and bring awareness of being a responsible pet owner.
Are you looking for a companion who will fill your home with warmth and affection? Look no further than Romeo, PAWS of Fort Kent’s charming 11-year-old.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Kiki. This 10-year-old green-eyed beauty is gentle and stunning. Her most striking feature? A pair of dazzling green eyes that seem to look right into your heart.
The clinics are part of the rescue’s ongoing mission to rescue, rehabilitate and reduce suffering among cats and kittens in the region.
We hope you are all staying cool in this hot and steamy weather. And we can’t stress enough the importance of being careful when leaving your pets out in the heat for any amount of time.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Mischief, a tuxedo cat who never met a person he didn’t like. He is very talkative, initiates many conversations and greets people.
PAWS of Fort Kent presents Kiki. This 10-year-old green-eyed beauty is gentle and stunning. Her most striking feature? A pair of dazzling green eyes that seem to look right into your heart.
It is rare that we have an overabundance of “empty” cat cages, but we have thankfully seen a decline in the number of cats coming through our doors.
