Noor: Gentle Arthritic Cat Seeks Forever Home

0:00It's March 29th. From your city to your ears, this is Toronto News Today, powered by AI. An eight-year-old female domestic short-haired mixed-name Noor is looking for her forever home at the Toronto Humane Society after being surrendered last. December. She's described as gentle and sweet, with adoption fees completely waived to make it easier for the right family to take her in. Noor deals with arthritis that needs monthly injections, which come included in the adoption package, plus a special diet of wettuna and dry food for. Her urinary health. She takes her time warming up to new people, preferring quiet interactions where she can lean in for pets or rub against hands. Spotsman Lucas Saloway says a calm environment is key for her, whether in the city or country, with older kids who aren't too rowdy. Other pets could work too, as long as they give her space and don't startle her. Once settled, Noor opens up with plenty of affection, making her a rewarding companion for patient owners.

1:00You can kick off the adoption process right now at TorontoHumane Society dot com. Oh, and heads up, that seven-year-old shepherd mixed rogers from last month's spotlight is still waiting for his match, so check him out too while you're there.