Why hello there, Domino’s the name. He’s about two years old and has been neutered and vaccinated. Most importantly, Domino is diabetic and needs insulin injections twice a day, along with prescription diet food to keep his glucose steady. This means any adopter needs to be consistent with daily injections and comfortable committing financially and with their time. That care pays off: he stays healthy, relaxed, and full of love when his needs are met. Domino was left behind with his brother at his foster’s home in Selah, WA, but he’s proven to be a genuinely good cat. He’s got those deep, observant eyes and tends to watch everything around him, always quietly analyzing. Most days, he keeps to himself but enjoys gentle company—sitting on laps, being petted, and soaking in a good, slow massage or chin scratch. He’s shy at first and values a calm home, but once he trusts you, he’s affectionate and unmistakably sweet. Domino must remain indoors. He’ll do best with someone patient who understands that rescue cats come with history and need gentle time to rebuild trust. Support and advice are available throughout his transition. Start your journey together! Apply now.