Bubba – December 2012

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Bubba is one of our very distinguished citizens at Halfway Home Pet Rescue. Poor Bubba has suffered his entire life with no place to call home, no medical care and all this time suffering with a very painful eye condition. Bubba will be fine once his surgery is done on Wed., Nov. 28 to correct his bottom eye lids and then he will be neutered. From top to bottom, Bubba will feel like a new man, ready for a new world without pain or hardships. Bubba is Leukemia/AIDS tested negative, wormed, Revolution treated, distemper and rabies vaccinations, and will be neutered and corrective eye surgery on Nov. 28th. A few hundred bucks of HHPR medical care can make our darling boy adoptable at only $25.00 to the right family. Bubba is extremely clean, gets along with other animals and his favorite hobby is cuddling and rolling for tummy rubs. Believe me, Bubba is one very unique and special cat.   Note: Bubba received his surgery (the photo shows him just before his stitches were removed. He was adopted into a great home. A HHPR supporter paid for his surgery.

Priscilla – December 2012

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Priscilla is a blk/white with patches of tiger stripes. She is about 1 year old and a real sweetheart. She is spayed, Leukemia tested negative, current shots, wormed and Revolution treated (30-day parasite prevention). She has been a wonderful little momma to 5 kittens. Priscilla came to HHPR is very rundown condition and she gave all she had to her babies. She is now very healthy, happy, contented and loving, waiting for that special family to discover her.

Princess – December 2012

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Princess is a 9 mos old spayed female Maine Coon mix who just finished nursing 12 kittens. Her own 5 and 7 orphans. She was a wonderful mother. She has all medical completed now and is ready for a really good home. She is clean, healthy, contented and pleasant to all cats, kids and should be fine with dogs.

Taylor – December 2012

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Taylor is a 6 or 7 month old spayed female. She is very clean, happy and busy. All of her medical will be completed by Dec. 1, and she can be adopted by Dec. 5. She likes other young cats and all people. She has had a pretty bad life up until now so we are hoping someone will look past that shy little face and see all the love she has to give.

Sir Thomas – December 2012

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Sir Thomas is a 3 year old neutered male who either became lost or abandoned in the Limestone area. He is a dsh orange and white. A huge fella and full of love to give out to anyone crossing his path. He like to talk to you to make sure you are noticing him and he has all of his medical done.

Katie – July 2012

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Katie, a 10-month old gray/white, short-hair, spayed female cat, is currently being fostered at the Tractor Supply Store in Presque Isle for adoption. She has all of her medical work completed. She is very clean in her environment, happy, playful and good with other cats after her initial Hiss & Spit introduction. Katie would like to be an inside/outside cat if adopted to a family from a quiet street for traffic or in the country. She liked to sleep with her former foster family and is pushed off the bed would jump on the bureau to knock everything off and make her own place. A cutie, a love for any size family. Her adoption fee is $40.00. (Note: Katie and Bonnie Sue were adopted together!)

Bonnie Sue – July 2012

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Bonnie Sue is a female domestic short hair calico cat. Some of kittens were recently adopted, but Billie Jean is still waiting for a home. Bonnie is a very sweet and loving cat.

Roselind – December 2012

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Miss Roselind is a domestic longhair torti about 2 years old. She was found as a stray. She has been spayed and cleared of all parasites, tested negative for feline leukemia/aids. Roselind is up to date on her vaccinations. This young lady enjoys having the freedom of the shelter and will shy away from any conflict unless someone gets up in her face.

Willow – August 2012

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Meet Willow, one of the great young adult cats available.

The Donald – November 2012

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THE DONALD is a mighty handsome and charismatic 2 year old neutered male currently residing at Halfway Home Pet Rescue. THE Donald (named for Donald Trump) is great confidence in his own abilities and he loves to play to media attention and to any good-looking feline female. Donald actually allows neighboring feline, Priscilla, to reach across and into his food dish to taste his food to see if it compares with hers. THE Donald is leukemia/AIDS tested, neutered, distemper and rabies vaccinations, wormed and Revolution treated (a 30-day parasite prevention). His adoption fee is only $25.00 Donald appears to get along well with other cats and his super ego would certainly make him feel very superior to any dog. THE Donald would be great for any family situation with children or other pets.

Abby – August 2012

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Abby is a beautiful one-year old female who will be spayed and vaccinated as soon as she has weaned her 4 four-week old babies. She is leukemia/AIDS tested, wormed and Revolution treated (a 30-day parasite prevention). Abby should be available for adoption by late July.

Tabitha – June 2012

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Update on Tabitha:   Many of you on Facebook have followed the sad story of Tabitha (formerly Smokey) who has been recovering at HHPR from burns and smoke inhalation she suffered from a house fire in March. Her owner perished in the fire and this beautiful girl was found hiding under some furniture. After being given emergency treatment she was brought to HHPR and treated at the PI Animal Hospital. She's had a rough time but has healed from her injuries and has been doing well at HHPR. Tabitha has made a full recovery from injuries suffered in a house fire during which her owner perished. Her original family is not able to adopt her but hopes she will find that special forever home. She has recovered physically, her whiskers are growing back in and her emotional recovery has been going well, too. She's a beautiful, sweet girl who knows who she is.

Marie – June 2012

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Marie is a 3-year-old spayed female with a kind, gentle, loving personality for any size or age of family. All of her medical is complete. She gets along with small or large dogs but she does not get along with other cats. She is very clean and well mannered.

Ebony – June 2012

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Ebony is a 5 year old neutered male, Leukemia/AIDS tested negative, current shots, wormed and Revolution treated (a 30-day parasite prevention). He is very, very loving and gets along well with people. Not sure about dogs. He is fair with other cats - doesn't seem to fight them, but will arrogantly bat them aside and hiss if they get into his space. He is very clean and not a very active cat. He eats like a pig and is always first in line for the dinner rush. His adoption fee is $10.00 because is he 5 years old. He would like to have a quiet family or an elderly person.

Maggie – June 2012

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Maggie is a 10 month old female cat mostly white with some tiger stripes. She is spayed, declawed, Leuke?AIDS tested, current shots, wormed and Revolution treated. She has a very mellow personality and is ready for any size family.

Dustin – June 2012

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Dustin is a big boy weighing in at about 12 to 14 pounds at only about 1 ½ year old. He is extremely loving and socially fun even with other dominant males after an initial Hiss and Spit contest. He is very clean, loves the outside exercise pen and comes joyfully bouncing when he hears you calling him. He was abandoned at a young age and is street smart and happy. Dustin is very gentle and would be good with children and other pets of any age. All of his medical work is complete.

Casey – June 2012

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Casey is a beautiful spayed calico about 4 years old. She had already had all her vetting done when 3 two-day little orphans came to the shelter. We were not able to save one of the babies. Casey, who had been rescued after her own litter had disappeared, gladly took on the new babies never mind her stitches and she still had some milk. She is a very caring, supportive and protective momma. She will be available for adoption when she has weaned the newest orphans.

Violet – June 2012

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Violet is about 10 months old. She is Leukemia tested, spayed, wormed, Revolution treated and one very great actress. Violet is extremely dear, a priceless performer and never misses a cue to let you know she wants a permanent home. She will be good with all ages and size of family, but not with other pets. She needs to be the only cat in the family.

Danny Boy – June 2012

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Danny Boy is about 2 or 3 years old neutered male tiger who loves everyone and everything. He has all his medical work done. He cannot be friendly enough. He likes to be around his person. He is clean, happy, so mellow, and healthy. He adores little kittens and babies. He would like to be an inside/outside cat in a neighborhood with light traffic. He will be a great companion for any size or age family. Adoption fee is $40.00

Randy – June 2012

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Randy is an older gentleman found abandoned in a Caribou rental. We can only guess his age at 7 or 8 years, but this cat knows he is big and beautiful as well as smart. He is neutered, Leuk/AIDS tested, distemper, rabies shots, wormed, and Revolution treated. Randy is huge and has the head of a bull and the personality of a bunny rabbit. He is very mellow, clean and loving. He will do well in any size family. His adoption fee is on $20.00 because he is over 5 years of age. You can't miss with this "good old boy."

Sunshine – June 0212

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Sunshine is about 2 years old. She is shy, but loving. She will need a quiet environment. Sunshine will be spayed and all shots, etc. before adoption. She is leukemia tested negative. Her adoption fee will be $20.00 She is absolutely beautiful and very dignified.

Sophia – May 2012

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Sophia is a beauty and has the freedom of my home. But she is extremely shy as she too came from a terrible hoarder environment. She will run from the room when you enter it. She will take a long while to socialize and will need lots of loving and soft talk during this time. She is about 1 year old. She is spayed, Leukemia/AIDS tested, wormed, distemper & rabies shots, Revolution treated. She is very clean and you wouldn't even know she was around for the first few weeks, but in time and with patience she will be a wonderful pet.  

Tommy – March 2012

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Tommy is a 2 year gray/white male who has lived with a feral colony but does not appear to be feral. He is shy and reserved, but we think he will bloom in the right family who gives him time to adjust. Not for young children at this time.

Mary – March 2012

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Mary is a classic tiger kitty with extra toes & startling green eyes who came from a terrible background (hoarder). She required 6 weeks to feel well & safe. Mary was a young mother with a litter of kittens but no milk to feed them. We syringe fed the litter. Mary loved & cleaned them. But it was too late & we soon lost the babies. Mary grieved. We then gave Mary every orphan kitten to love and clean. She gradually came out of her grief. She is now clean, healthy and happy & is allowed the freedom of the entire house. She takes a while to get used to new people and she probably will not be a lap cat for a while, but she will be a clean, friendly, happy housemate who will allow you to pet her when she on your chair. She is Leukemia/AIDS tested, spayed, all shots, wormed & Revolution treated. Mary is about 1 year old now and has all of her medicals done. She loves other cats and plays hard with them and off by herself. She loves to be petted, not too fond for being held for long. Likes adults more than children. Not for young children.

Jill – March 2012

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Jill is about 2 yr old bobtail with a sweet personality. She is a light gray with light tiger stripes. She was abandoned at a local pet boarding facility with her son, Jack (above), in November. She is clean, happy, healthy adult cat. She will be available for adoption on about Feb 27 after she has had her vet care completed.

Little Soldier – March 2012

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Little Soldier is about 3 years old, now neutered, Leukemia/AIDS neg, distemper & rabies shots, wormed and Revolution treated (a 30-day parasite prevention). He has had a very, very tough life and is a surviver of a couple of winters aching to stay alive. He finally found a home of an HHPR volunteer to started feeding him twice daily but he was too scared to let a human come near and smart enough to figure a way out of the trap once in. After several weeks, we were able to trap him and he is so very, very grateful. He is gentle, loving and happy to be warm. The photo doesn't do him justice as he had just come from the vet for neutering an treatment of his injuries from being hit by a car. He is slowing healing and will be able to go to a home by March 8th. The volunteer who helped him is thinking about adopting him. Keep watching for "the rest of his story."

Chris – March 2012

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Chris is a young (about 6 months) gray/white, long hair male who is scheduled for vet care (neuter, Leukemia/AIDS tests, shots, etc.) on Friday 2-24. He was abandoned in a Fort Fairfield apartment. Charlotte (left) could be his mother. He is a loving, sweet disposition, very clean and craves lots of loving. He is badly matted and will need to be groomed with a Lion cut at the vet on Friday while being neutered. He will be available for adoption about 2-28-12. He has extra toes, big feet and very long hair.

Jack – March 2012

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Jack is a deep gray short hair sweetheart about 1 year old abandoned with his mother at a local pet boarding facility last November. He is scheduled for the vet on Friday, Feb 24 and will be ready for adoption on about Tuesday, Feb. 28. He is sweet, clean, playful and very loving. Being part bobtail, his tail is about 4 to 5 inches long. Very short for a big boy, but long for a bobtail.

Mister Rogers – March 2012

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Mr. Rogers is a huge beauty weighing in about 18 to 20 pounds and so gentle, a wee bit shy. He's a big, sweet guy. Because of the dog sled races in Fort Kent, Bubba will need to wait about 10 days for his vet appointment and fix-me-upper. But he is simply out of this word beautiful to look at. He is clean about his environment & will have everything done before he is adopted. He is 4 or 5 years old. Total love.

Caleb – March 2012

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Caleb is about a 1 and 1/2 year old male long-hair cat. He has ear tuffs and lots of fluff. He is now neutered, Leukemia/AIDS tested neg, wormed, distemper/rabies shots, and Revolution treated. He will be a loving, clean, happy pet for any size family. He was Charlotte's boy friend and is Christropher's daddy. He was abandoned in the same apartment. He is going to be a wonderful family pet and a great hunter of mice. His adoption fee is $40.00

Charlotte – March 2012

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Charlotte is a beautiful long-hair calico who was abandoned in an apartment. She is about 2 years old and very, very sweet and loving as shown in her photo. She is scheduled for the vet on Friday, Feb 24 and will have everything done and will be ready for adoption on Monday, Feb. 27 if all goes well. She is very clean, happy and loving.

Peaches – March 2012

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Peaches is one very adorable and loving 8month old spayed female currently residing at a Halfway Home Pet Rescue (HHPR). She is clean about her environment, a very contented pet that would be good for any home environment that wanted a LOT of love. She likes to sleep by your neck or closer if you would let her. She is on your lap while doing computer work and draped over your neck while you talk on the telephone. She isn't fickle, she loves everyone. Peaches is Leukemia tested, distemper and rabies shots, wormed and Revolution treated. Her adoption fee is only $40.00

Bella – March 2012

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Bella came in on 2-22-12. She is a young (about 7 months) long-hair mute torti. She was abandoned in front of the Van Buren police station. She is quite thin so we will wait a few weeks on her spay surgery. She is suffering from frostbite and will lose about 4 inches of her tail. Her feet are still sensitive with frostbite issues. But she has the sweetest disposition you could want in any family. She is Leukemia/AIDS tested negative, She is very sweet and extremely loving. She has some mats so will be groomed well when she is spayed and the frostbite issues are better healed. This cat has suffered and still she purrs and lays limp in your hands for loving. The adoption fee will be $40.00

Angelina – March 2012

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Angelina is a 10 month old sweetheart who has spent 8 months of her life in the pet rescue. She is sweet, clean, healthy and happy. She is very active and curious and needs a family with other pets (she loves other cats). She would be great with older children, but not very young children who grab and pull. She has an active lifestyle and a huge sense of adventure. She would be a great indoor/outdoor cat, but doesn't really need the outdoor to discover FUN!!! She has all necessary medical work done. She is a little shy with people, but loves to stay close by you so you can notice how smart she is. She loves praise. she does not like her photo taken and will always move to hide her face. We wonder if she is in the witness protection program. Her adoption fee is $20.00

Roseanne – March 2012

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Roseanne, an approximately 2 year old tiger female, is residing at a Halfway Home Pet Rescue (HHPR) foster home while waiting for her adoption to a permanent loving family environment. Roseanne came in as a stray and has been Leukemia/AIDS tested, spayed, wormed, Revolution treatment, distemper and rabies shot. She is ready to go and would be one very sweet addition to your family. Roseanne is very clean, mellow and loving to other pets as well as to all people. We believe she would be great with kids and dogs. She is one very fine, but lonesome kitty. Her adoption fee is $40.00.

Henry Twitter – February 2012

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Henry Twitter is a 12-year-old neutered and declawed male with the sweetest, most mellow personality you can imagine. We have had him Leukemia/AIDS tested, current shots, wormed and Revolution treated. He actually twitts like a bird and loves to twitter with you. A sweetheart of all sweethearts, Henry's owner became homeless and lost everything in her life. Itt was a heartbreaking farewell. Henry would be a great cat for any size family because he is just one "good old boy." He is very clean, extremely loving and wants to have a new life so badly. His adoption fee is $20.00

Princess – February 2012

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Princess is a beautiful young momma who came in with her kittens. Sadly, they became very ill and we lost all but 2 of her babies, who have since been adopted. Princess fostered orphans at HHPR and is gaining some weight, getting stronger. She's ready for her new family! She's a beautiful young girl. Adoption $25

Denzel – February 2012

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Denzel is a long-hair 4 month old kitten who came in on a Friday morning, went right to the vet and was adopted by 4 that same afternoon. How we wish all our kitties could be as forunate as Little Denzel.

Dawn – February 2012

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Dawn is about 1 year, a muted torti spayed female, Leukemia/AIDS test, shots, wormed & Revolution treated (1 30-parasite prevention). She is very quiet, very clean and loving. She enjoyed being petted and walks away from any catty dispute. Her adoption fee is only $25.00.

Taffy – January 2012

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Taffy is a domestic blk/white long hair, about 2 years old, Leukemia AIDS tested neg. distemper & rabies shots, wormed and Revolutioned (30-day parasite prevention). She is sweet natured, quiet, and mellow. She is very thin and will be beautiful when she gains more weight. Obviously has had a very difficult life and is very grateful to finally be safe. She came in with 2 kittens equally thin because Taffy's milk had dried up. Adoption fee $25.00

Meg – February 2012

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Meg is a blk/white spayed female about 1 year. She is a lovely character who is very impressed with her own self-worth. You have to give her some canned food in order to reach in for her litter box or else she will grab hold of your arm and not let you take it.She considers it only fair that if you are going to take something out of her cage, then you first should give her a treat. She never actually uses her claws, but she has has everyone here so spooked that I am the only one to take care of her. I love her spirit. Adoption fee $25.

Tabitha II – August 2012

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Tabitha2 is a 9 year old spayed female with a serious dental problem and whose owner died 6 months ago. The next door neighbor took over Tabitha's care until she needed to move in with family members who did not have room for another pet. Tabitha's teeth are broken and severely rotten some of them deep into the root. Our consulting vet estimated cost of Tabitha's dental work at $650.00, but offered to do any and all dental work on this loving, otherwise very healthy 9-year old, for a maximum of $400.00 to give her a chance of having a pain free life for the next 10 or more years Tabitha might have left. We have asked for donations and our supporters quickly responded - Tabitha received her medical care and is recovering.

Bobby – July 2012

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Bobby is a 6 month old neutered male. He is leukemia/AIDS tested, has shots, wormed and Revolution treatment (30-day parasite prevention). He is happy, curious, playful, loving and clean about his environment. He does well with other cats after an initial hiss and spit. He is not a fighter. He would like to be an inside/outside cat in a quiet neighborhood with little traffic. Otherwise, he is willing to be an inside pet. He would enjoy a window view of the outside though. His adoption fee $40.

Little Lucy – October 2012

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Lucy is a 5 week old female kitten found near death on the Access Highway. She was only a few days old and apparently had been dropped by her momma when she tried to move the litter to a new location but because a string was caught tied around Lucy's neck, the momma was unable to move her. Linda Fortin saw the feral mother sit several feet away as she watched Linda rescue the kitten and bring it to Halfway Pet Rescue for help. Lucy needs another 3 1/2 weeks before she is old enough for adoption.

Miss Molly – October 2012

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Miss Molly was also rescued by Linda Fortin near an abandoned trailer park on the Access Highway. A pit bull was eagerly digging his way under the trailer skirting to eat the 3 week old kitten who had wandered away from her feral mother and could not return because the pit bull had in the meantime been tied outside the trailer. Linda and her niece distracted the dog and rescued Miss Molly. Miss Molly was already taught to hiss and spit at humans, but within 2 bottle feeding, Molly decided that humans were not so bad after all. Molly will be available for adoption in about another 3 1/2 weeks.