Adopt A Royal Princess For Christmas

If you’re looking for a kitty to adore and to spoil, look no further than our royal rescue, Princess.

Princess has gorgeous green eyes that pull you in, and while at first glance she may look like all other black cats, you will quickly notice the flecks of white and silver that give her a salt and pepper coat.

Princess is a cuddly lap cat with such bright eyes, you would never guess she is 12 years old. She was clearly well-loved before coming to the SPCA of Hancock County, and her mellow personality makes her a great fit for first-time cat owners or experienced ones. But she rarely gets visited by potential adopters, either due to being a cat of mature years or for being a black cat.

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Princess, SPCA of Hancock County

She is fine with other cats and accepts dogs, especially when given time for proper introductions. And she is so calm and sweet for children, although she may prefer a household with respectful children that won’t constantly initiate playtime with her. All in all, she would be the purrfect companion for any family.

Make an appointment to meet Princess soon before she's whisked away to some other castle!

The SPCA of Hancock County serves Ellsworth, Mount Desert Island and beyond, and is still operating by appointment only for the safety of the animals, as well as visitors and staff. If you are looking to adopt, please check their website where they have an adoption application and the available animals listed. For general inquiries, please call them at 207-667-8088, email info@spcahancockcounty.org, or send them a Facebook message. The shelter is located on Route 3 in Trenton.

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