Carnage came to DunRoamin' on October 10, 2025, from the Wakefield, NB, area.  He had a huge palm-sized wound on his neck from which the skin had been removed.  He was born about October 10, 2023, so was only about two years old.  He was not in good shape.

In addition to his neck wound, examination revealed that he had received a gunshot wound, and a .22-calibre bullet was still in his abdomen.  Carnage was placed under the care of his new vet friend at the Florenceville Veterinary Clinic where he stayed until he was well enough to leave professional care.  He was scared, but his new vet friend had soon closed up a good portion of his neck wound, and the bullet was removed when he was strong enough to undergo that surgery.   He entered our Sponsor A Kitty program to ensure that all medical costs could be covered, and he appreciated all persons who donated to help him.

As of December 3, 2025, Carnage was doing MUCH better!  He was comfortable, pain-free and very happy to greet his caregivers at the door to his personal suite!  Three months later, he was healthy enough to be ready for a home.  His surgeries went well, he was neutered, fully vaccinated, tested for FIV, FeLV, heart worm and treated for all parasites.  His final medical requirement would be a dental procedure in late February to ensure his teeth were good - then he was good to go!  He would like to thank everyone who donated to his medical care and sent get-well-soon messages to him - he is very grateful for their support, this new life and the opportunity to have a true, loving home and family.

On January 21, 2026, Carnage was so very fortunate to be chosen to join a family in Nackawic where he will be very well cared for and loved for the entire remainder of his life - as it should be!  He is grateful to have this wonderful second chance.  Now he knows what love really is - he hasn't had that before, and he certainly knows how to show his appreciation!  Congratulations, Carnage.  Please send lots and lots of photos - we will all miss your wonderful personality.  You are a very lucky little boy!!

Frankie and her sister Grace came to us on October 23, 2025 from the Plaster Rock area.  Their owners had tried several shelters, but all were full and could take on no other cats, especially ones in their physical condition.  Grace and Frankie needed medical care that their current owners could not provide.

Examination by their new vet friend at the Florenceville Veterinary Clinic revealed that both Frankie and her sister were severely covered with flea bites, many of which were red, bleeding and infected from their frequent scratching to rid themselves of the pain.  A huge number of fleas were also observed on their bodies and they were diagnosed with flea allergy dermatitis.  Relief was immediately provided with parasite control and antibiotic injections, as well as steroids to help them overcome and heal from the injuries inflicted from the massive number of parasites they had sustained over a long period of time.  Both girls had already been spayed upon arrival and testing for FIV and FeLV (our normal routine) proved negative for both.  Vaccine protocols were begun, and by the next day they were both feeling and looking better, thanks especially to the parasite control.  What a relief from all that scratching!!  As they may be allergic to fleas, they may require flea treatment monthly to ensure they never have to deal with this situation again.

Frankie and Grace were born about October 23, 2022 and are very nice girls.  They love attention, and love to be patted.  They are fully up to date on vaccines and parasite control and are looking forward to being invited to join a family together - they have never been separated, as far as we can learn.

On  January 20, 2026, Frankie and Grace were both invited to join the family of a gentleman in Woodstock where they will enjoy the best life ever.  In return, they will provide the best friendship and company possible - they love their new human already!  Thanks for adopting both these little girls so that they may have a wonderful life together!  We can't wait for photos!!

Grace and her sister Frankie came to us on October 23, 2025 from the Plaster Rock area.  Their owners had tried several shelters, but all were full and could take on no other cats.  Grace and Frankie needed medical care that their current owners could not provide.

Examination by their new vet friend at the Florenceville Veterinary Clinic revealed that both Frankie and her sister were severely covered with flea bites, many of which were red, bleeding and infected from their frequent scratching to rid themselves of the pain.  A huge number of fleas were also observed on their bodies and they were diagnosed with flea allergy dermatitis.  Relief was immediately provided with parasite control and antibiotic injections, as well as steroids to help them overcome and heal from the injuries inflicted from the massive number of parasites.  Both girls had already been spayed upon arrival and testing for FIV and FeLV (our normal routine) proved negative for both.  Vaccine protocols were begun, and by the next day they were both feeling and looking better, thanks to the parasite control they received.   What a relief from all that scratching!!  As they may be allergic to fleas, they may require monthly parasite control to ensure they never get in this situation again.

Frankie and Grace were born about October 23, 2022 and are very nice girls.  They love attention, and love to be patted.  They are fully up to date on vaccines and parasite control and are looking forward to being invited to join a family together - they have never been separated, as far as we know.  

On January 20, 2026, Grace and Frankie met a wonderful gentleman from Woodstock who was looking for two beautiful, affectionate cats just like them!  They now have a permanent, loving home with him where they will be spoiled forever!  Congratulations to everyone!!

Zeppelin came to us on November 19, 2025 from the Woodstock area.  A gentleman had been driving in the town the previous evening when he noticed a small orange kitten sitting on the side of the road.  His immediate instinct was to check on him and make sure he was okay.  He was not.  He was in pain and cried out when he moved - something was not right.

Zeppelin was brought for help and was examined at the Florenceville Veterinary Clinic where he was diagnosed with a broken left hind leg.  Zeppelin was born about September 5, 2025, so was only about 10 weeks old - just a baby!  He was in a lot of pain, but patiently allowed his new human friends to examine and begin to care for him, despite the pain.  He seemed to know that he was where he needed to be.

Zeppelin immediately underwent surgery to have a pin inserted in his leg and he would like to thank his vet at the Florenceville Veterinary Clinic for the assistance he received - he had most probably been in pain for some time.  He was neutered during his leg surgery, and is now fully vaccinated, tested for FIV, FeLV, heart worm and treated for all parasites.  With his new warm, safe and caring home, he will soon be fine, and we look forward to finding a family for him so he will never have to undergo such a painful and scary experience again.

Donations toward his surgery and care were very much appreciated.  Thank you for allowing us to help these beautiful animals.  We are forever grateful for your support which allows these little ones to receive the life they deserve.

On January 17, 2026, we are ecstatic to announce that Zeppelin was adopted along with Zorro by a wonderful couple in Fredericton.  As they are of very similar age, they will sleep, play and cuddle together for the rest of their lives as they entertain their new human family!  Congratulations to both these little boys - you have it made for life!  Send lots of photos and updates!

Zorro came to DunRoamin' on November 24, 2025 from the Royalton area where he had been found on the side of the road all by himself.  His rescuer noted that there was blood on the road beside him.  No mom or siblings were located.

Zorro was examined by his new best vet friend at the Florenceville Veterinary Clinic where the following was learned:  he was born about October 2, 2025, so was only about seven weeks old.  His right eye and the side of his face displayed bloody injuries, as well as his right shoulder.  Perhaps he was sideswiped by a vehicle or injured by another animal.  He is loving and affectionate, obviously very grateful to be warm, safe, dry and in a warm bed with caring people to wait on him hand and foot.

Zorro was neutered, fully vaccinated, tested for FIV, FeLV and heart worm and treated for all parasites.  He looked forward to being welcomed into a loving home where he can live a well-loved life in warmth and safety.  In the meantime, he loved playing with toys, carrying around soft toys in his mouth and chasing Brix up and down the hall!

On January 17, 2026, Zorro was elated to be adopted by a very nice couple from Fredericton!  He also got a new adopted brother, Zeppelin, who is similar in age, so they can burn off that kitty energy on each other!  We look forward to hearing from you, Zorro!  Congratulations!!

Fable came to us on November 25, 2025 from the Upper Kent area where she and her son, Forge, were strays who were being cared for by a gentleman who could not see them be cold or hungry.  Four other kittens had already found homes, but Fable and Forge still remained, and no further assistance was available for them.

Fable was born about November 13, 2023 and is a beautiful and friendly little girl.  Her ear tips fold backwards, but there appears to be no physical injury or issue with that - it just gives her more personality!  She has beautiful markings (she is a Tortie Point) and is exceptionally loving and grateful for the care she and her son are receiving.  Each is very attached to the other, and if they are separated they immediately meow and try to locate each other.  Fable and Forge play together, wrestle and cuddle - they obviously are strongly bonded, and we hope that they may get to go to a home together.  Fable is spayed, fully vaccinated, tested for FIV and FeLV and treated for all parasites, as is her son Forge. 

On January 14, 2025, we were all very excited to learn that both Fable (now Echo) and her son Forge (now Ellis) were chosen to join the family of a wonderful couple in Fredericton who already have adopted our Morris (now August) and Aura (now Flora).  They also have another sibling, Kitty.  Congratulations to everyone!  Thank you for giving a wonderful home to two more DunRoamin' cats!  We know they will all bring you lots of joy!!  Send lots of photos!

Forge came to DunRoamin' along with his mom, Fable, on November 13, 2025 from the Upper Kent, NB area.  Born about September 25, 2025, he was just a cute cuddly little baby!  He and his mom had been strays who, fortunately, had been taken in by a gentleman who could not bear the idea of them being cold, wet and hungry, so he helped them as much as he possibly could.  Four siblings of Forge's had found homes, but he and his mom still remained, and no further option was available for either.  Forge appeared to have an issue with his neck, as his head tilted to one side and he showed a bit of a minor balance issue.

Forge was examined by his new vet friend at the Florenceville Veterinary Clinic who diagnosed him with upper respiratory infection and parasites, for which he was immediately treated.   His neck tilt slowly went away - perhaps he had strained his neck at some point, as his new vet friend found no medical issue, and he soon was 100%.   Forge and his mom, Fable, are very close - if they are separated even for a minute, each immediately begins to meow and search for the other.  Because of this closeness, we hoped that they might be adopted together.  Forge was neutered, received his full vaccine protocol and was tested for Heartworm, FIV and FeLV.  He and his mom anxiously awaited the day they might join a loving family while they wrestled, rolled and played together here at DunRoamin'.  They are both beautiful, friendly, loving and affectionate cats who would love to start a brand new life in a safe, loving and caring family situation.

On January 14, 2026, their dream came true when both Fable (now Echo) and Forge (now Ellis) were adopted by a couple from Fredericton who had already adopted our Morris (now August) and Aura (now Flora), as well as another feline family member, Kitty.  We are very happy for Fable and Forge, and look forward to many photos and stories about all five feline family members.  Thank you for adopting two more DunRoamin' cats!!  You are awesome!!

Laura came to DunRoamin' on July 10, 2025 from the Woodstock area where she had been found all alone in some old farm machinery.  Laura was diagnosed with a hernia which required surgery to repair, and as no one could take on the responsibility or the cost for her care, she came to us.  Laura was born about June 4, 2024, so was just over a year old - way too young to have that kind of a medical issue with no one to help her.

Laura underwent surgery and was soon doing fine.  She is now ready for a new home - healed, spayed, tested for FIV and FeLV, treated for all parasites and fully up to date on her vaccines until June of 2026.  She is a beautiful and sweet little girl who looks forward to having a home and family where she will be kept safe inside so that she can enjoy this new life she has been given.  

Laura is a sweetheart!  She is very social, quiet and loving.  She enjoys other cats (especially Brix, with whom she loved to run and play - they frequently chased each other up and down the hall).  She is a tiny little girl with a huge, loving personality who would fit into almost any household!  She spent some time visiting friends at The Purrfect Cup - A Cat Cafe in Two Nations Crossing.  Please drop in - you will LOVE this place!  Amazing coffee and treats, and some cats as well!!

On January 10, 2026, Laura was VERY excited to learn that she had been chosen as the newest member of a wonderful family in Fredericton.  She will now be the new sister of three human children who love her SO much already!  Congratulations, Laura!  Write soon!