Moby

Meet Moby!<br/><br/>Moby is a very affectionate gentleman who loves attention from his people. As soon as he sees someone at his kennel, he comes right up to the glass looking for affection. Open his cubby, and he'll happily offer his head for pets! If you're looking for a cat who truly enjoys being loved, Moby may be your guy.<br/><br/>Moby also seems very interested in exploring, so he may be happiest with a dedicated room or space where he can safely stretch his legs, climb, and get comfortable while he settles in.<br/><br/>Moby does have diabetes and requires insulin, so his new family will need to be prepared to work closely with a veterinarian to establish an appropriate treatment and monitoring plan. Because of his medical condition, treats should only be given as recommended by his veterinary team.<br/><br/>Moby previously lived with other cats, but he began having conflicts with them while he was experiencing medical difficulties. For that reason, he may be happiest as the only cat in his home, which would also make managing his diet and diabetes easier.<br/>Since he was successful with other cats in the past, he may be able to warm up to a calm companion with a slow and controlled introduction.<br/><br/>Despite everything he's been through, Moby is still eager to connect with people and soak up affection. He's looking for a patient, caring home that can give him the medical support he needs-and plenty of head scratches along the way.<br/><br/>If you are interested in Moby, please call us here at (401)846-8276. You are welcome to stop by our Animal Care and Adoption Center here in Middletown, RI to meet with him at any time. Feel free to visit our website, www.potterleague.org, for more information on adopting from us.

Meet Moby!

Moby is a very affectionate gentleman who loves attention from his people. As soon as he sees someone at his kennel, he comes right up to the glass looking for affection. Open his cubby, and he'll happily offer his head for pets! If you're looking for a cat who truly enjoys being loved, Moby may be your guy.

Moby also seems very interested in exploring, so he may be happiest with a dedicated room or space where he can safely stretch his legs, climb, and get comfortable while he settles in.

Moby does have diabetes and requires insulin, so his new family will need to be prepared to work closely with a veterinarian to establish an appropriate treatment and monitoring plan. Because of his medical condition, treats should only be given as recommended by his veterinary team.

Moby previously lived with other cats, but he began having conflicts with them while he was experiencing medical difficulties. For that reason, he may be happiest as the only cat in his home, which would also make

Meet Moby!

Moby is a very affectionate gentleman who loves attention from his people. As soon as he sees someone at his kennel, he comes right up to the glass looking for affection. Open his cubby, and he'll happily offer his head for pets! If you're looking for a cat who truly enjoys being loved, Moby may be your guy.

Moby also seems very interested in exploring, so he may be happiest with a dedicated room or space where he can safely stretch his legs, climb, and get comfortable while he settles in.

Moby does have diabetes and requires insulin, so his new family will need to be prepared to work closely with a veterinarian to establish an appropriate treatment and monitoring plan. Because of his medical condition, treats should only be given as recommended by his veterinary team.

Moby previously lived with other cats, but he began having conflicts with them while he was experiencing medical difficulties. For that reason, he may be happiest as the only cat in his home, which would also make managing his diet and diabetes easier.
Since he was successful with other cats in the past, he may be able to warm up to a calm companion with a slow and controlled introduction.

Despite everything he's been through, Moby is still eager to connect with people and soak up affection. He's looking for a patient, caring home that can give him the medical support he needs-and plenty of he