Mark’s Country Critter of the Week

Mark’s Country Critter of the Week

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Each week Mark will help feature an adoptable critter of the week to help them find their new forever home faster from the Monadnock Humane Society on Route 10 in Swanzey.

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This week’s Country Critter:

Miss A
Female | Domestic Shorthair | 2 years 1 month

Miss A is an independent girl with quiet confidence and a “look, don’t touch” outlook on life. She enjoys observing the world from a cozy hiding spot or making quiet rounds of the house on her own schedule. While she isn’t one to seek attention, she’s very food motivated, and treats are the fastest way to earn her trust. Once she feels comfortable, she may even ask for a few head scratches…on her terms.
Miss A is looking for a calm, adult-only home where her boundaries will be respected. She communicates clearly when she’s had enough interaction and will thrive with someone who appreciates a more independent companion. Starting her in a quiet room with safe hiding spots will help her settle in. Give her time and space, and she’ll reward you with the quiet joy of her company.

Come meet her during our open hours, Thursday-Sunday from 11a-3p.


Poppy

3-year-old Female, Brown & Black Tabby

Poppy is a spunky, playful girl with a whole lot of personality! She loves interactive play, enjoys staying busy with toys and enrichment, and isn’t afraid to let you know exactly what she’s thinking. She’s incredibly smart and will thrive with an adopter who can keep both her mind and body active. Poppy has a little “catitude” and is looking for someone who appreciates a cat with a big personality. She’ll do best with an adopter who respects her boundaries, and is ready to love an energetic, entertaining companion who keeps life interesting.
Poppy is considered a medical adoption and will need to remain on a prescription diet for life to help manage her allergies. She should establish care with a veterinarian after adoption to monitor her skin, but she’s currently feeling great and enjoying life. Because of her special diet, Poppy will need to be the only cat in the home. She has done well with dogs and can live with respectful children over the age of 5.

If you’re looking for a pop of fun, Poppy’s your girl! Come meet her during our open hours, Thursday-Sunday from 11a-3p.


 The Monadnock Humane Society is located at 101 W. Swanzey Road (off Route 10) in Swanzey, NH. Visiting hours are Thursday through Sunday, 11am-3pm.  Click here to contact them

 

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