Sweet Grey Female Cat 2-3 yrs Needs Good Home
with NO Other Cats
Sasha is a spayed female ~2-3 years old. Long story short, her original owner (my aunt) is indisposed for a while, so my parents took in her cat, dog and son. But miss Sasha, sweet as she is on her own, does not particularly get along with other cats (my parents have 5, I have 2). We’ve both tried, and it’s just not working. My next stop is the SPCA, where I hope she will be adopted.
Unless YOU are her destiny!
Do you want a beautiful, sweet, independent adult cat? She is available NOW to the right furever home.
The Honor Sanctuary pet adoption center is filled to capacity and looking for volunteers, donations and people willing to adopt a pet, especially a black cat. Of the scores of cats taken in at Nate’s Place in the Cooper Creek Shopping Center, black cats make up a sizeable percentage of the ones who are left behind.
Lee County Animal Services’ Ria Brown was sitting at her desk Tuesday afternoon looking at bags of donated pet food. The problem was, she was only looking at dog food, while LCAS desperately needs cat food. “It’s kind of odd,” said Brown, LCAS communications officer. “Nine times out of 10, when people donate, food it’s dog food. I don’t know why.
LCAS is putting a call out to the community asking for donations of dry and wet cat food, and cat litter.
Through its Pet Pantry, LCAS distributes pet food and supplies to owners that would need to surrender their pets due to their inability to provide food and care.
Currently, LCAS is providing food for more than 800 pets, and also helping several neighborhoods and churches supply pet food for their members and residents’ pets.
Tinsel is a shepherd/rottweiler mix with a wish for a new family in the new year. With thick, soft fur, Tinsel is very calm and is happiest when someone is taking time to pet him. He gets along well with people and dogs alike. Find Tinsel at Nassau County Animal Services, 86078 License Road, Fernandina Beach. Hours: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday. (904) 491-7440.
Tinsel Needs a Forever Home
Meet Chloe! She is a 6-month-old domestic tuxedo kitten looking for a loving home for the holidays. This young kitty loves to play and purr, making her a fun addition to any family. Find her at Jacksonville Animal Care and Protective Services, 2020 Forest St. Hours: 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. (904) 255-7387 (255-PETS). Remember: Through Thursday, all adoptions are half-price.
BUDDY: Approx. 4-year-old white with black patches & spots neutered male Pointer mix, 76.6 lbs., shots including Rabies, knows basic commands, loves to play, good with other dogs, housetrained, crate trained, microchipped, 30-day gift from the Sanctuary of pet insurance for unforseen illnesses.
Buddy Needs a Forever Home
Owner surrender back to high-kill shelter due to home loss, $55 adoption donation. Visit www.NapierFamilyFarm.com or call (941) 750-8185 .
Listen closely. Even before you see him, you can hear him purring-asking you to stop, to spend a few minutes, and to give him the attention he’s missed for so long.
Sir Purrs-A-Lot came to us from a South Florida shelter which was recently closed down. One of more than 550 cats who spent years with only minimal human contact, he is making up for lost time, as he hopes to find a friendly lap to sit on.
Listen – and follow the sound to a truly lovable boy.
Sir Purrs-A-Lot is a rescued rescue like Mandy and is currently at the Pet Smart Adoption Center, 6590 20th Street in Vero Beach. To adopt him please call Andrea at (772) 216-4109 or Barbara at (772) 913-3333.
We are Dogs and Cats Forever, a NO KILL SHELTER, 9550 Carlton Road in Port St. Lucie. www.dogsandcatsforever.com.
Humane Society wants all of its dogs and cats to be in homes this Christmas
The Humane Society of the Treasure Coast (HSTC) is hoping its dogs and cats will be singing the Christmas classic, “Home for the Holidays.” Its goal is to get all 50 to 60 of its shelter animals fostered in homes on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. This effort would be done as part of the HSTC’s foster program, which asks volunteers to care for animals not yet available for adoption due to age, illness or injury. In this case, the foster program would be used for all of its current dogs and cats.
“This is a great opportunity for the animals to receive some extra TLC for a couple of days,” said President & CEO Frank Valente.
A sold-out crowd enjoyed food, fun, and a double helping of “The King” as performed by tribute artist Scott “Elvis” Norton, in an evening to benefit Dogs and Cats Forever No-Kill Shelter.
More than 160 people attended the fundraiser held Saturday, November 21st, at the Polish American Club in Port St. Lucie, and enjoyed two sets performed by Mr. Norton-first as Elvis during his early career, and then, as “Elvis-the Vegas Years.” In addition, Larry Silver, owner of Groucho’s Productions, delighted the crowd with his HypnoLarrious comedy/hypnosis show, inviting members of the audience to “become stars of the show.
“More than $9,000 was raised for the shelter which is hoping to break ground soon on a new, 5,900 square foot facility, on the corner of Selvitz and Divine Roads in Fort Pierce. Dogs & Cats Forever currently cares for more than 170 homeless animals awaiting adoption.
Thanks to all the wonderful helpers that have “ChippedIn” so that Marty can have a chance at a normal life and his family can enjoy their life with him. Marty will be able to have his lifesaving surgery for anal prolapse.
Please take the time to read Marty’s compelling story at HandiPets.com
Photo courtesy of Marty's family and HandiPets.com
Photo courtesy of Marty's Family and HandiPets.com
Some of you may know me from my blog Brian’s Home , or from Twitter as @brian106sc or on Facebook as brian.frum . I love helping other critters find their forever home. You see, I lived in a small cage for eight months before finally finding my forever home. Now, not only am I very happy, we’ve adopted 4 sisters and their names are Sascha, Gracie, Zoe and Dolly. I’ve made it my mission to help others find the same happiness that I’ve found. Unfortunately I’m not always successful, but that sure won’t keep me from trying
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