Domino: Pet of the Week

OSWEGO – Domino may only be 10 months old, but she has already mastered the art of being an excellent house guest. This confident, curious girl loves people and loves being loved right back. She’s incredibly cuddly, enjoys being held, and practically melts when you pet her. She’s also a devoted little shadow, usually hanging out at your feet or following right behind you without being overly demanding.

When she’s not cuddling, Domino is ready to PLAY! She loves chasing things around and can happily entertain herself when her humans are busy. She’s also a quick learner. When she decided the couch looked like an excellent scratching post, a little redirection taught her otherwise and she’s been happily using the appropriate scratching post ever since.

Domino is wonderfully well-mannered for such a young cat. She hasn’t shown much interest in countertops, doesn’t hide, and isn’t especially vocal. When she does have something to say, she apparently believes in being concise: one meow, message delivered.

And then there are those fabulous whiskers! Domino has a fascinating mix of black and white whiskers, with some that are even black at the base and white at the tip. They’re one of those little details that make her especially fun to look at.

Confident, affectionate, playful, smart, and easygoing, Domino is the whole package. She’s the sort of kitten who can happily join you for a cuddle, entertain herself with a toy, follow you around the house, and generally make herself right at home.

Domino is about 10 months old, vaccinated and spayed. She is indoor only and has tested negative for FeLV/FIV. The adoption fee is $125.

You can download our Adoption Application at bit.ly/4vrrWiq; OR if you might even consider becoming a temporary foster caregiver, we would be excited (and pay all the bills!). You can email your completed application and any questions to [email protected]!

About Oswego County Humane Society

We provide services to promote and strengthen the human-animal bond through fostering-to-adoption programs, spay/neuter clinics, and humane education… Because people and pets are good for each other. The Oswego County Humane Society is designated under IRS code 501(c)3 as a charitable organization: 161586001 and registered with New York State Charities.