June Bug

Little June Bug came to us as a painfully thin stray. She has come so far in foster care, and we can't wait to find her forever home. Are you the one?<br/><br/>Junie Bee, as we like to call her, has taken tremendous strides to conquer her uncertainties about humans. She is a regular Feline Dion, and will sing to you to get your attention. June Bug requires lots of playtime and some patience with her acclimation period. <br/><br/>June flirts like nobody's business - She LOVES her ear rubs but the belly is definitely a trap! She is a petite sweetie rockin' socks and she hopes to have a chance to blossom in a loving forever home. We love her unique torbie markings and her tendency to blep after grooming. *insert starry eyes here*<br/><br/>She is spritely and playful! We have watched June Bug tear around the house after her toy mice and brown wrapping paper; only to catch a snooze on her furry bed in the window. We see so much potential in our little June Bug, and we hope you do too. <br/><br/>June seems to do better with male cats versus female cats; and would need a paced acclimation to other cats in the home. <br/><br/>June Bug tested negative for FIV and FeLV and is estimated to be one year old.<br/><br/>Apply online at cnycatcoalition.org/adoption-application (say you saw the cat on Petfinder). <br/><br/>Your donation of $120 will contribute to the cost of veterinary treatments the cat has received, such as spay/neuter, rabies and distemper vaccines, testing, microchipping, deworming medication, and flea and ear mite treatments.<br/><br/>Adoption includes a free lifetime microchip registration!<br/><br/>CNYCC is a New York State Registered Shelter/Rescue, Registration Number: RR099

Little June Bug came to us as a painfully thin stray. She has come so far in foster care, and we can't wait to find her forever home. Are you the one?

Junie Bee, as we like to call her, has taken tremendous strides to conquer her uncertainties about humans. She is a regular Feline Dion, and will sing to you to get your attention. June Bug requires lots of playtime and some patience with her acclimation period.

June flirts like nobody's business - She LOVES her ear rubs but the belly is definitely a trap! She is a petite sweetie rockin' socks and she hopes to have a chance to blossom in a loving forever home. We love her unique torbie markings and her tendency to blep after grooming. *insert starry eyes here*

She is spritely and playful! We have watched June Bug tear around the house after her toy mice and brown wrapping paper; only to catch a snooze on her furry bed in the window. We see so much potential in our little June Bug, and we hope you do too.

June seems to do better with male

Little June Bug came to us as a painfully thin stray. She has come so far in foster care, and we can't wait to find her forever home. Are you the one?

Junie Bee, as we like to call her, has taken tremendous strides to conquer her uncertainties about humans. She is a regular Feline Dion, and will sing to you to get your attention. June Bug requires lots of playtime and some patience with her acclimation period.

June flirts like nobody's business - She LOVES her ear rubs but the belly is definitely a trap! She is a petite sweetie rockin' socks and she hopes to have a chance to blossom in a loving forever home. We love her unique torbie markings and her tendency to blep after grooming. *insert starry eyes here*

She is spritely and playful! We have watched June Bug tear around the house after her toy mice and brown wrapping paper; only to catch a snooze on her furry bed in the window. We see so much potential in our little June Bug, and we hope you do too.

June seems to do better with male cats versus female cats; and would need a paced acclimation to other cats in the home.

June Bug tested negative for FIV and FeLV and is estimated to be one year old.

Apply online at cnycatcoalition.org/adoption-application (say you saw the cat on Petfinder).

Your donation of $120 will contribute to the cost of veterinary treatments the cat has received, such as spay/n