Bubbles

This is Bubbles. We believe that she is a 12 year old Domestic Longhair cat. Bubbles came to Judy's Forgotten Jewells on February 28th, 2023.. She was originally adopted from Judy's as a kitten and then surrendered to a local shelter because the owner could not afford to care for her any longer. Since she has been in care, staff members say that she is a strong, independent gal who loves attention but is also happy hanging out on her own. She coexists with cats but isn't the type to snuggle with another cat. She solicits attention and is tolerant of handling otherwise but may do best in a home without young children Bubbles is diabetic and will need insulin shots twice a day. She is very good for her injections. She also eats prescription food to help keep her insulin levels where they need to be. She is also on Solensia, a monthly injection for osteoarthritis. Her adoption fee is $50. The adoption fee includes their care, de-worming, microchip, spay, vaccines, fecal test, and preventatives up to the point of adoption. She also received a dental cleaning and senior bloodwork panel in the last year. The next step to adopt from Judy's Forgotten Jewells is to apply. To apply, visit our website and click the "Apply for Adoption" button on a specific pet's profile. See our adoptable pets and apply: https://judysforgottenjewells.com/view-our-adoptable-pets We adopt by scheduled and confirmed appointments only. We adopt on a first-approved, first-serve basis with a scheduled appointment, so it is important to apply and respond to our follow-up emails as quickly as possible. Puppies and kittens get adopted very quickly. Learn more about our adoption process here: https://judysforgottenjewells.com/adoption-process Questions? Please read our FAQ's here: https://judysforgottenjewells.com/f-a-q Contact us via email: [email protected]. Please note that sending an email about a pet is not the same as applying. You must apply to begin the adoption process. Our phone number is for our animal hospital so it is frequently busy. E-mail is the easiest way to communicate with the rescue if you have specific questions. Thank you!