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2000481479
Located At: Etobicoke Humane Society
Description: My name is Max.
I am a male, grey and white Domestic Mediumhair mix.
I am a male, grey and white Domestic Mediumhair mix.
Age: The shelter staff think I am about 10 years old.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since Sep 06, 2026.
5 WEEK UPDATE:
MAXimum sweetness!
Gentle Max was transferred from an overcrowded municipal shelter when they figured out he was diabetic and couldn’t provide the care he needed long-term. He arrived in foster and settled himself in right away!
ABOUT MAX
- In foster
- Max enjoys being brushed and maintaining his glorious coat!
- He is a gentle giant who loves spending time with his people! He’s a confident cat who adjusts quickly to new environments and routines.
- Max is a quirky boy who loves licking his person—among various other objects—to show his appreciation for them. It’s his own personalized love language! His foster says that she has never been more exfoliated in her life!
- Max nips to communicate that he wants attention but is learning to use other ways to share his feelings.
- He is not overly playful, but will engage in “lazy play” where he’ll bat at wand toys while lounging around or occasionally swat at a laser pointer. He is also fond of Cat TV!
- This gentleman enjoys being spoken to—whether that’s soft talking or singing! He calms down once he hears a reassuring voice.
- Max is a happy boy who shows off his appreciation for his people by purring like a mini Ferrari!
- Max has diabetes; caring for this long-term includes daily insulin injections, monitoring blood sugar, and feeding a veterinary diet that supports his kidney health. Max is tolerant of his injections and enjoys his food.
- Max takes mealtime very seriously! Because he’s diabetic, his meals need to stay on a strict schedule—Max has many feelings about this. He will sit in front of his food bowl before it’s time to eat and will meow to let his foster know if she’s running late.
- Max is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and is up to date on core vaccinations.
MAX’S IDEAL HOME
- We do not know how Max would do with other cats or animals.
- Due to his tendency to nip, Max would not do well in a home with young children.
- Because Max has diabetes, EHS will offer an optional short foster-to-adopt period before finalizing the adoption to assist Max with successfully transitioning into a forever home. During this time, our skilled volunteers will offer support to the potential adopters as they get to know Max and help ensure everyone settles in comfortably together.
Max is looking for his next chance at a fur-ever home and will surely show his appreciation! Apply to adopt him today!
5 WEEK UPDATE:
MAXimum sweetness!
Gentle Max was transferred from an overcrowded municipal shelter when they figured out he was diabetic and couldn’t provide the care he needed long-term. He arrived in foster and settled himself in right away!
ABOUT MAX
- In foster
- Max enjoys being brushed and maintaining his glorious coat!
- He is a gentle giant who loves spending time with his people! He’s a confident cat who adjusts quickly to new environments and routines.
- Max is a quirky boy who loves licking his person—among various other objects—to show his appreciation for them. It’s his own personalized love language! His foster says that she has never been more exfoliated in her life!
- Max nips to communicate that he wants attention but is learning to use other ways to share his feelings.
- He is not overly playful, but will engage in “lazy play” where he’ll bat at wand toys while lounging around or occasionally swat at a laser pointer. He is also fond of Cat TV!
- This gentleman enjoys being spoken to—whether that’s soft talking or singing! He calms down once he hears a reassuring voice.
- Max is a happy boy who shows off his appreciation for his people by purring like a mini Ferrari!
- Max has diabetes; caring for this long-term includes daily insulin injections, monitoring blood sugar, and feeding a veterinary diet that supports his kidney health. Max is tolerant of his injections and enjoys his food.
- Max takes mealtime very seriously! Because he’s diabetic, his meals need to stay on a strict schedule—Max has many feelings about this. He will sit in front of his food bowl before it’s time to eat and will meow to let his foster know if she’s running late.
- Max is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, SNAP-tested for FIV/FeLV, and is up to date on core vaccinations.
MAX’S IDEAL HOME
- We do not know how Max would do with other cats or animals.
- Due to his tendency to nip, Max would not do well in a home with young children.
- Because Max has diabetes, EHS will offer an optional short foster-to-adopt period before finalizing the adoption to assist Max with successfully transitioning into a forever home. During this time, our skilled volunteers will offer support to the potential adopters as they get to know Max and help ensure everyone settles in comfortably together.
Max is looking for his next chance at a fur-ever home and will surely show his appreciation! Apply to adopt him today!
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Shelter information
Location: Etobicoke Humane Society
Phone Number: (416) 249-6100
Address: 67 Six Point Road , Unit
Etobicoke, ON M8Z 2X3
Etobicoke, ON M8Z 2X3
