by Michelle Stensrud, Roving Reporter
Finn is a 10-year-old rescue cat. He moved in with Gavin and his family in November 2021. It was only supposed to be a temporary move because he had a comfy home with Gavin’s gran, but Finn really liked it at Gavin’s, and Gavin and his family really liked having him. So, Gavin’s place is now his furever home.
Gavin’s house is so great for Finn. There are more cozy sleeping spaces, more fun, and more treats! Finn, a mostly typical cat, doesn’t like it when things are too loud, and meows when he wants attention or food. He loves getting his tummy scratched and sitting by open windows.
One thing that is quite unusual for a cat is that Finn has diabetes. Cat diabetes is similar to human Type II diabetes – high glucose levels. So twice a day, every day, Finn gets a needle, once in the morning and once in the evening. A neat thing about cat diabetes is that it can go into remission! Let’s hope this will be the case with Finn.
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