Clear the Shelters | Boo is anything but scary!
CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. – Meet Boo!
He’s a cat at the Montgomery County Animal Care and Adoption Center.
He might be shy at first, but he has a lot of love to give. Once comfortable, his sweet, chatty personality will shine through!
He is neutered, vaccinated, and ready to be adopted.
Interested in adopting Boo? Click here !
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