Rubbie
- Adult
- Female
- Medium
- Domestic Short Hair
Rubbie
Boston, MA
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Rubbie's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has bad compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$75
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Rubbie's Story
Meet Rubbie<br/><br/>Rubbie is a 3-year, 7-month-old cat with a remarkable story. She was rescued from the Paseo del Morro trail in Old San Juan, where the National Park Service planned to remove the cats from her colony. Save a Gato trapped Rubbie before she could be taken and placed her in a foster home.<br/><br/>At first, Rubbie wasn’t used to being close to people. After months of patience and gentle care, she now lets her foster mom pet her, and even sleeps beside her! She is friendly once she feels safe, though she may be shy when she first meets someone. Rubbie needs an adopter with cat experience who will give her time to settle in.<br/><br/>Rubbie grew up among many cats and gets along well with them. She could join a home with other cats or be someone’s only cat. We believe a home without dogs would be best for her.<br/><br/>After several veterinary visits, Rubbie is healthy and ready for her forever home. She had four molars removed, so wet food must be a regular part of her diet. She also eats dry food when the kibble is small, but she should not be fed dry food exclusively.<br/><br/>Rubbie is spayed, up to date on her vaccinations, negative for FeLV and FIV, dewormed, and treated with Revolution. Her adoption fee is $75. For an approved adopter outside Puerto Rico, Save a Gato can help arrange a volunteer flight angel and may cover the airline pet fee. The adopter would pay for Rubbie’s new airline-approved travel carrier.<br/><br/>Rubbie has worked so hard to learn that people can be kind. Could you be the patient person who gives her a home of her own?
Meet Rubbie
Rubbie is a 3-year, 7-month-old cat with a remarkable story. She was rescued from the Paseo del Morro trail in Old San Juan, where the National Park Service planned to remove the cats from her colony. Save a Gato trapped Rubbie before she could be taken and placed her in a foster home.
At first, Rubbie wasn’t used to being close to people. After months of patience and gentle care, she now lets her foster mom pet her, and even sleeps beside her! She is friendly once she feels safe, though she may be shy when she first meets someone. Rubbie needs an adopter with cat experience who will give her time to settle in.
Rubbie grew up among many cats and gets along well with them. She could join a home with other cats or be someone’s only cat. We believe a home without dogs would be best for her.
After several veterinary visits, Rubbie is healthy and ready for her forever home. She had four molars removed, so wet food must be a regular part of her diet. She also eats dry food when the k
Meet Rubbie
Rubbie is a 3-year, 7-month-old cat with a remarkable story. She was rescued from the Paseo del Morro trail in Old San Juan, where the National Park Service planned to remove the cats from her colony. Save a Gato trapped Rubbie before she could be taken and placed her in a foster home.
At first, Rubbie wasn’t used to being close to people. After months of patience and gentle care, she now lets her foster mom pet her, and even sleeps beside her! She is friendly once she feels safe, though she may be shy when she first meets someone. Rubbie needs an adopter with cat experience who will give her time to settle in.
Rubbie grew up among many cats and gets along well with them. She could join a home with other cats or be someone’s only cat. We believe a home without dogs would be best for her.
After several veterinary visits, Rubbie is healthy and ready for her forever home. She had four molars removed, so wet food must be a regular part of her diet. She also eats dry food when the kibble is small, but she should not be fed dry food exclusively.
Rubbie is spayed, up to date on her vaccinations, negative for FeLV and FIV, dewormed, and treated with Revolution. Her adoption fee is $75. For an approved adopter outside Puerto Rico, Save a Gato can help arrange a volunteer flight angel and may cover the airline pet fee. The adopter would pay for Rubbie’s new airline-appro
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