Buster is the name of the gentleman that lived in the apartment that is now The Cat Colloquium. We thought Buster would be an appropriate name for our second resident.

Buster is the second resident of The Cat Colloquium in Chestertown. He was adopted from the Animal Care Shelter of Kent County. Buster’s birthday is March 25, 2017. He was a feral cat that was rescued. We believe that he was hit by a car, leading to his tail being broken (a little busted) and needing to be amputated. Because of this, Buster has become our misunderstood man, as he has a hard time communicating with not only the other cats, but occasionally our guests. However, Buster will be one of the first cats to greet you if he is awake! He loves new people to pet him, but he also likes to make escape attempts when the door opens! Buster loves to hang in the window and check out what’s going on outside. If he’s not wandering around, he can be found sitting on the sofa to the left of the front door, usually lounging with George, or standing on the counters begging for food long before meal times.

Buster

Mackey

George