Boedi is still missing
The Central Aroostook Humane Society has been posting regular updates on Boedi, the dog that went missing more than a month ago.
The Central Aroostook Humane Society has been posting regular updates on Boedi, the dog that went missing more than a month ago.
Last week Jodi Nickerson, a longtime volunteer and supporter of the Central Aroostook Humane Society, died. Shelter Director Betsy Hallett and all of us at the Central Aroostook Humane Society share a tribute.
Every shelter has that one cat who quietly wins over everyone he meets. For PAWS of Fort Kent, Prince is that cat. At 6 1/2 years old, this handsome long-haired black kitty loves everyone,
Life has a funny way of throwing us into a pickle now and then, but this Pickle will make life sweeter.
We hope everyone has had the chance to get out and enjoy the beautiful summer days that we have had.
Some cats are beautiful. Some are affectionate. Every once in a while, you meet one who’s both. PAWS of Fort Kent presents Katissa, a 2-year-old long haired tortie.
Looking for a girl with a sweet personality, an even bigger heart, and just a little extra to love? Meet Ivy, a beautiful 6-year-old black cat who is ready to find her forever home.
“These dogs are sitting here way too long and we need to be trained to help them get the best second chance at life.”
For the third year in a row, the Central Aroostook Humane Society has been awarded and recognized for achieving a “no-kill” status for 2025. This means that the humane society saved 90% or more of the dogs and cats that entered its care last year.
At 7 years old, Oscar still hopes that someone will see the incredible cat waiting to love them. PAWS of Fort Kent says Oscar is everything people dream of in an orange cat: friendly, affectionate and happiest when he’s by your side.