Matey and Barley are a bonded pair, handsome older orange tabbies, that are brothers and need to go home together. They are the sweetest pair you could imagine, and get along wonderfully with kids and dogs.
Barley sounds just like a dove cooing when he purrs, which is frequently (you can see a video of this adorable phenomenon on Coastal Humane’s Facebook page) and Matey tested positive for FIV+ but can live a totally normal life.
At 14 years young, they’re looking for a comfy home to retire in — maybe with a couple sunshine filled window sills to lounge on. All cats and dogs adopted from Coastal Humane Society and Lincoln County Animal Shelter have been spayed or neutered and are up to date on vaccinations. Learn more at (207) 725-5051 or by visiting coastalhumanesociety.org.
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