Mae Goes Home and The Boys are Back

Mae has gone home. Yay!

Mae went home to her new adoptive family this afternoon and in her place, Jack and Victor have returned.  The boys have grown and look so handsome!

Recently, brother cats Jack and Victor were adopted together to a family who sadly have just lost a primary job and their house and must now relocate. Despite being much loved in that family, which included two children who doted on them, Jack and Victor have been returned to the Humane Society and are now looking for a new loving home.

Jack (left) and Victor are looking for new homes.

We were relieved though when we opened up the door to the big dorm at PetSmart and the boys just jumped right in like they knew the ropes already. They are two of the most agreeable and easy-going cats we have ever known, and both affectionate and cuddly.

If you are interested in opening your home and your heart to Jack and/or Victor, please stop by PetSmart, near Target in University Commons in Burlington for a visit. Fill out an adoption form available there and you will be on your way to a new loving and lasting relationship. All HSAC cats have received the very best of veterinary care. Adults are spayed or neutered and kittens receive a free spay or neuter through HSAC at 6 months of age. The adoption fee is $85 for an individual cat or $150 for two.

 The Humane Society of Alamance County is a local and independent charity that relies 100% on local support to fulfill its mission. We have no connection to the city shelter. We provide high quality low-cost spays and neuters, which can include important vaccines at no additional cost, through the noble efforts of our many local veterinary partners. Thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts for your interest in the welfare and happiness of animals in our community and for your support of the Humane Society of Alamance County. Call our office at 438-2023 to learn more about how you can volunteer with or donate to the Humane Society of Alamance County.