Boo - lazy & loving

Boo is an adorable tuxedo senior boy who weighs just 8.6 lbs. He was adopted as a kitten by an older gentleman and spent ten happy years with him. Then his owner had to have surgery and spend several week in rehab recovering. He was able to get Boo placed with Pawster, a local nonprofit that provides short-term fostering for people in need. He did well in his Pawster foster home, but unfortunately his owner's health declined and he was not able to take Boo back. He spent almost a year with Pawster before being transferred to Freedom Farm in October. <br/><br/>Boo is a lazy senior boy with arthritis. He spends most of his time napping on a soft bed. Boo is neutered, negative for FIV and leukemia, vaccinated, microchipped and on flea prevention. His vaccine are due in December. Boo just had an exam and a healthy senior panel. He does have moderate arthritis and needs a dental due to a cracked canine and several molars that also need to removed. Our rescue will be paying for two months' worth of Solensia, a monthly arthritis injection. He is being scheduled for a dental cleaning with extractions, and the rescue will be paying for that as well.<br/><br/>Boo is fine with calm dogs and is ok with other cats as long as they don't touch him while is sleeping. He does not like children. Boo needs a quiet home where he can nap and get cuddles. He comes with his carrier and a low-entry litter pan with tall sides. His adoption fee is $100. If you are interested in adopting Boo, please email adopt@freedomfarm.net or text (615) 290-2454. No phone calls please!!

Boo is an adorable tuxedo senior boy who weighs just 8.6 lbs. He was adopted as a kitten by an older gentleman and spent ten happy years with him. Then his owner had to have surgery and spend several week in rehab recovering. He was able to get Boo placed with Pawster, a local nonprofit that provides short-term fostering for people in need. He did well in his Pawster foster home, but unfortunately his owner's health declined and he was not able to take Boo back. He spent almost a year with Pawster before being transferred to Freedom Farm in October.

Boo is a lazy senior boy with arthritis. He spends most of his time napping on a soft bed. Boo is neutered, negative for FIV and leukemia, vaccinated, microchipped and on flea prevention. His vaccine are due in December. Boo just had an exam and a healthy senior panel. He does have moderate arthritis and needs a dental due to a cracked canine and several molars that also need to removed. Our rescue will be paying for two months' worth of Solensia, a

Boo is an adorable tuxedo senior boy who weighs just 8.6 lbs. He was adopted as a kitten by an older gentleman and spent ten happy years with him. Then his owner had to have surgery and spend several week in rehab recovering. He was able to get Boo placed with Pawster, a local nonprofit that provides short-term fostering for people in need. He did well in his Pawster foster home, but unfortunately his owner's health declined and he was not able to take Boo back. He spent almost a year with Pawster before being transferred to Freedom Farm in October.

Boo is a lazy senior boy with arthritis. He spends most of his time napping on a soft bed. Boo is neutered, negative for FIV and leukemia, vaccinated, microchipped and on flea prevention. His vaccine are due in December. Boo just had an exam and a healthy senior panel. He does have moderate arthritis and needs a dental due to a cracked canine and several molars that also need to removed. Our rescue will be paying for two months' worth of Solensia, a monthly arthritis injection. He is being scheduled for a dental cleaning with extractions, and the rescue will be paying for that as well.

Boo is fine with calm dogs and is ok with other cats as long as they don't touch him while is sleeping. He does not like children. Boo needs a quiet home where he can nap and get cuddles. He comes with his carrier and a low-entry litter pan wit