Joey

JOEY (#184257) is a handsome senior who came into Place For Cats' care in October 2023 from NYC ACC's At Risk list. He is diabetic and requires an injection of insulin every day. NYC ACC also had him listed as being extremely scared though part of that likely was due to the noisy, strange environment.<br/><br/>He's a friendly guy<br/><br/>His foster mom wrote that it didn't take long at all for Joey to acclimate to the household and form a routine. He's a friendly guy and gets along with the foster's own kitty.<br/><br/>Giving the daily insulin injection is not hard at all to do. In most cases it's much easier than giving a pill; the needle is teeny and most animals don't feel it.<br/><br/>Joey is otherwise healthy, FeLV/FIV tested negative, current in vaccinations and microchipped.<br/><br/>While we are eager to meet all prospective adopters, we request to receive your application in advance of scheduling a meet-and-greet with the foster home.<br/>Place For Cats' adoption application can be downloaded here: https://placeforcats.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/PFC-Adoption-Application.pdf<br/><br/>Please print, complete, sign, scan and return your application to us at placeforcatsinc@verizon.net<br/><br/>Additionally, along with your completed application, please write a few sentences telling us about yourself and why you believe Joey will be a good match for you and your household.<br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE THAT JOEY IS BEING FOSTERED ON STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK, NOT IN MANHATTAN WHERE OUR GROUP'S MAIN OFFICE IS LOCATED. Please be prepared to travel to Staten Island to meet Joey.<br/><br/>Adopters agree to an adoption fee and a home visit.

JOEY (#184257) is a handsome senior who came into Place For Cats' care in October 2023 from NYC ACC's At Risk list. He is diabetic and requires an injection of insulin every day. NYC ACC also had him listed as being extremely scared though part of that likely was due to the noisy, strange environment.

He's a friendly guy

His foster mom wrote that it didn't take long at all for Joey to acclimate to the household and form a routine. He's a friendly guy and gets along with the foster's own kitty.

Giving the daily insulin injection is not hard at all to do. In most cases it's much easier than giving a pill; the needle is teeny and most animals don't feel it.

Joey is otherwise healthy, FeLV/FIV tested negative, current in vaccinations and microchipped.

While we are eager to meet all prospective adopters, we request to receive your application in advance of scheduling a meet-and-greet with the foster home.
Place For Cats' adoption application can be downloaded here: https://pla

JOEY (#184257) is a handsome senior who came into Place For Cats' care in October 2023 from NYC ACC's At Risk list. He is diabetic and requires an injection of insulin every day. NYC ACC also had him listed as being extremely scared though part of that likely was due to the noisy, strange environment.

He's a friendly guy

His foster mom wrote that it didn't take long at all for Joey to acclimate to the household and form a routine. He's a friendly guy and gets along with the foster's own kitty.

Giving the daily insulin injection is not hard at all to do. In most cases it's much easier than giving a pill; the needle is teeny and most animals don't feel it.

Joey is otherwise healthy, FeLV/FIV tested negative, current in vaccinations and microchipped.

While we are eager to meet all prospective adopters, we request to receive your application in advance of scheduling a meet-and-greet with the foster home.
Place For Cats' adoption application can be downloaded here: https://placeforcats.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/PFC-Adoption-Application.pdf

Please print, complete, sign, scan and return your application to us at placeforcatsinc@verizon.net

Additionally, along with your completed application, please write a few sentences telling us about yourself and why you believe Joey will be a good match for you and your household.

PLEASE NOTE THAT JOEY