Mickey

Oh, Mickey, you’re so fine. You’re so fine you blow my mind. Hey, Mickey!” (“Hey Mickey” by Bring It On) Yes, I’m Mickey, and I was fine once upon a time. When I was a young adult back in 2017, I came to Paws and Claws after I was found in Grandview Cemetery in SE Rochester. My name was Henry. I was adopted and returned due to landlord issues, then adopted again. I’ve been Mickey ever since. Now, I’m back at Paws and Claws again because I’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, and my family could not afford insulin. When I was returned to the shelter, I was not so fine. My fur was full of mats, and I had lost a lot of weight. So I went to a wonderful foster home, where I received lots of TLC. My matted coat was shaved, and I became much more comfortable. My diabetes is now under control, and I am gaining weight. I will need to continue on insulin and have my glucose levels monitored by a vet. My mom said this about me: I am a good cat who listens! If I am told, “No” I answer with a little “Meow,” and I am a good boy. Because I am diabetic, I drink lots of water. I love ice in my water. I am strictly an indoor cat. If I ever do go outdoors, I will walk on the grass in the yard with you and never wander off. I was very, very loved by my family, and they were heartbroken to have to give me up. They asked that you take good care of me. Scratch me under my chin and behind my ears. They sent my favorite toy with me, my yellow mouse. Please don’t lose it! Please, someone, I want to be in a loving forever home. I want someone to say, “Hey, Mickey! You’re mine!” <br/><br/>Adoption fee $50 + microchip fee $30 + tax

Oh, Mickey, you’re so fine. You’re so fine you blow my mind. Hey, Mickey!” (“Hey Mickey” by Bring It On) Yes, I’m Mickey, and I was fine once upon a time. When I was a young adult back in 2017, I came to Paws and Claws after I was found in Grandview Cemetery in SE Rochester. My name was Henry. I was adopted and returned due to landlord issues, then adopted again. I’ve been Mickey ever since. Now, I’m back at Paws and Claws again because I’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, and my family could not afford insulin. When I was returned to the shelter, I was not so fine. My fur was full of mats, and I had lost a lot of weight. So I went to a wonderful foster home, where I received lots of TLC. My matted coat was shaved, and I became much more comfortable. My diabetes is now under control, and I am gaining weight. I will need to continue on insulin and have my glucose levels monitored by a vet. My mom said this about me: I am a good cat who listens! If I am told, “No” I answer with a little “Meow,” and I am a good boy. Because I a

Oh, Mickey, you’re so fine. You’re so fine you blow my mind. Hey, Mickey!” (“Hey Mickey” by Bring It On) Yes, I’m Mickey, and I was fine once upon a time. When I was a young adult back in 2017, I came to Paws and Claws after I was found in Grandview Cemetery in SE Rochester. My name was Henry. I was adopted and returned due to landlord issues, then adopted again. I’ve been Mickey ever since. Now, I’m back at Paws and Claws again because I’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, and my family could not afford insulin. When I was returned to the shelter, I was not so fine. My fur was full of mats, and I had lost a lot of weight. So I went to a wonderful foster home, where I received lots of TLC. My matted coat was shaved, and I became much more comfortable. My diabetes is now under control, and I am gaining weight. I will need to continue on insulin and have my glucose levels monitored by a vet. My mom said this about me: I am a good cat who listens! If I am told, “No” I answer with a little “Meow,” and I am a good boy. Because I am diabetic, I drink lots of water. I love ice in my water. I am strictly an indoor cat. If I ever do go outdoors, I will walk on the grass in the yard with you and never wander off. I was very, very loved by my family, and they were heartbroken to have to give me up. They asked that you take good care of me. Scratch me under my chin and behind my ears. They sent my favorite toy with me, my yellow