November 2024
Jacque (aka Boo) recently had an echocardiogram, revealing he will need to have a balloon valvuloplasty due to his pulmonic stenosis. Despite his condition, however, “Boo has such a positive, upbeat attitude,” dad Matt shared. Boo shows affection by snuggling on the couch or in bed, making biscuits while purring, and his family is incredibly grateful to the Pet Sponsorship Program for making his upcoming procedure possible, ensuring he continues to flourish.
June 2024
Jacque is home! Now called Boo, he quickly captured the attention of Matt and Tara by stretching his paw underneath the door to them on their adoption visit. When they learned he needed special care, they were sold! Matt explained, “It’s a wonderful thing to share our love with a cat in need of a warm, caring household.” Boo is now having fun exploring his world and his parents tell us they adore “his youthful enthusiasm, his playfulness, and his tenderness.”
February 2024
Welcome Jacque! Jacque arrived at Animal League America as a kitten via an independent rescuer who couldn’t take on another cat. We were the perfect next stop: it was at our Pet Health Centers that his heart ailment was discovered. Jacque has pulmonary stenosis, a congenital condition which is not common in cats, and requires daily medication and regularly scheduled echocardiograms. Jacque’s tender heart does not hold him back from being a charming, fun-loving and loveable feline. Thank you for sponsoring Jacque!
