Toby

Diabetic remissionThis gentle orange and cream boy knew only one home. He shared his space with a dog pal, curled up with his family, and trusted that he was loved. But when his family decided to get a puppy, Toby was surrendered—discarded simply because he was no longer shiny and new. To make matters worse, Toby was left with unmonitored diabetes and a coat so matted that his fur had to be shaved off in 2 spots. He had gone three full years without seeing a vet. Brokenhearted and neglected, Toby crashed soon after he arrived at Eleventh Hour Rescue. But Toby’s story didn't end there. Now Toby is safe in foster care, and his resilience will break your heart in the best way possible. Despite everything he’s been through, he harbors no resentment. He is a non-stop purr machine—a true "motorboat"— who wants nothing more than to curl into a soft meatloaf on your lap, make gentle biscuits, and rub his face against you—claiming you as his person, and promising that he is yours. Toby doesn't just tolerate being groomed—it is his absolute favorite thing in the world. He will happily roll onto his back, offering his belly to be brushed, leaning into every stroke with pure bliss. What Toby Needs: We are looking for a very specific, compassionate soul. Someone who understands that a senior cat’s love is a quiet, profound privilege, and who sees his care not as a burden, but as an act of devotion. Diet-Controlled Diabetes: Toby’s diabetes is currently completely managed by diet alone—no insulin injections required! Dog Friendly: He previously lived peacefully with a pit mix and loves canine friends. Young at Heart: He still gets playful bursts of joy, chasing laser lights and tossing catnip toys! He deserves to spend his golden years with someone who promises to never walk away from him. If you have room in your heart and home for a gentle, resilient soul who will love you with every purr he has left, please reach out. Toby is waiting for you! If interested, please fill out an application at EHRcats.org.<br/>(function () {<br/>// Only on animal detail pages<br/>if (!/\/animals\/detail/i.test(location.pathname)) return;<br/><br/>// Debounce to avoid double-fire (touchend + click, etc.)<br/>var lastNavAt = 0;<br/><br/>function toFullSize(url) {<br/>try {<br/>var u = new URL(url, location.href);<br/>u.searchParams.delete('width');<br/>u.searchParams.delete('height');<br/>return u.toString();<br/>} catch (e) {<br/>return url || '';<br/>}<br/>}<br/><br/>function looksLikeAnimalPhoto(url) {<br/>return /\/pictures\/animals\/\d+\/\d+\/[^?#]+\.(jpg|jpeg|png|gif)/i.test(url || '');<br/>}<br/><br/>function handler(e) {<br/>var el = e.target;<br/>if (!el) return;<br/><br/>// Find the closest anchor or image in the click path<br/>var a = el.closest ? el.closest('a') : null;<br/>var img = el.closest ? el.closest('img') : null;<br/><br/>var url = '';<br/><br/>// Prefer anchor href if it points to an animal photo<br/>if (a && a.getAttribute) {<br/>var href = a.getAttribute('href') || '';<br/>if (href && (href.indexOf('/pictures/animals/') !== -1 || looksLikeAnimalPhoto(href))) {<br/>url = href;<br/>}<br/>}<br/><br/>// Otherwise fall back to the image src<br/>if (!url && img && img.getAttribute) {<br/>var src = img.getAttribute('src') || '';<br/>if (src && (src.indexOf('/pictures/animals/') !== -1 || looksLikeAnimalPhoto(src))) {<br/>url = src;<br/>}<br/>}<br/><br/>if (!url) return;<br/><br/>// Absolute URL + full-size version<br/>try { url = new URL(url, location.href).toString(); } catch (_) {}<br/>url = toFullSize(url);<br/><br/>// Stop PrettyPhoto (and any other delegated click handlers)<br/>e.preventDefault();<br/>e.stopPropagation();<br/>if (e.stopImmediatePropagation) e.stopImmediatePropagation();<br/><br/>// Debounce<br/>var now = Date.now();<br/>if (now - lastNavAt < 500) return;<br/>lastNavAt = now;<br/><br/>// SAME TAB navigation to the full-size image<br/>location.href = url;<br/>}<br/><br/>// Capture phase is the key: we get the event before PrettyPhoto.<br/>['click', 'pointerup', 'touchend'].forEach(function (evt) {<br/>document.addEventListener(evt, handler, true);<br/>});<br/>})();

Diabetic remissionThis gentle orange and cream boy knew only one home. He shared his space with a dog pal, curled up with his family, and trusted that he was loved. But when his family decided to get a puppy, Toby was surrendered—discarded simply because he was no longer shiny and new. To make matters worse, Toby was left with unmonitored diabetes and a coat so matted that his fur had to be shaved off in 2 spots. He had gone three full years without seeing a vet. Brokenhearted and neglected, Toby crashed soon after he arrived at Eleventh Hour Rescue. But Toby’s story didn't end there. Now Toby is safe in foster care, and his resilience will break your heart in the best way possible. Despite everything he’s been through, he harbors no resentment. He is a non-stop purr machine—a true "motorboat"— who wants nothing more than to curl into a soft meatloaf on your lap, make gentle biscuits, and rub his face against you—claiming you as his person, and promising that he is yours. Toby doesn't just tolerate being groomed—it is his ab

Diabetic remissionThis gentle orange and cream boy knew only one home. He shared his space with a dog pal, curled up with his family, and trusted that he was loved. But when his family decided to get a puppy, Toby was surrendered—discarded simply because he was no longer shiny and new. To make matters worse, Toby was left with unmonitored diabetes and a coat so matted that his fur had to be shaved off in 2 spots. He had gone three full years without seeing a vet. Brokenhearted and neglected, Toby crashed soon after he arrived at Eleventh Hour Rescue. But Toby’s story didn't end there. Now Toby is safe in foster care, and his resilience will break your heart in the best way possible. Despite everything he’s been through, he harbors no resentment. He is a non-stop purr machine—a true "motorboat"— who wants nothing more than to curl into a soft meatloaf on your lap, make gentle biscuits, and rub his face against you—claiming you as his person, and promising that he is yours. Toby doesn't just tolerate being groomed—it is his absolute favorite thing in the world. He will happily roll onto his back, offering his belly to be brushed, leaning into every stroke with pure bliss. What Toby Needs: We are looking for a very specific, compassionate soul. Someone who understands that a senior cat’s love is a quiet, profound privilege, and who sees his care not as a burden, but as an act of devotion. Diet-Controlled Diabetes: Toby’