Cat of the Week
This is Toby. His sister Abby was cat of the week last week, and now it’s his turn in the spotlight. This handsome 2 year-old boy loves to play. He is outgoing and curious, but not destructive. Like Abby, he prefers to live in a home without young children. The cats don’t have to be adopted together, but we do offer a buy one get one free special! If you would like to meet Toby, give us a call at 283-9100.
We will be closed Thanksgiving Day, but if you are looking for something to do with all that leftover turkey, our kitties would love to get their paws on it! (Please make sure that it in small pieces with no bones or gristle. We don’t want them to choke!)
Cat of the Week
Abby is uniquely beautiful leaving even me at a loss for words! She is a longhaired tortie with coloring that can best be described as all the best colors of fall. She is 2 and a half years old, and loves with all her heart. She was surrendered to Helping Paws after the stork brought a new delivery to their home. The parents wanted to child proof the house which meant Abby and her equally gorgeous brother Toby, had to leave. As sweet as she is, she does not do well with children. (She had her tail pulled a few too many times.) Call Helping Paws Animal Sanc-tuary at 239-283-9100 and tune in next week to meet her handsome brother Toby!
Cat of the Week
Curly is a 7-year-old, American Wirehair mix. He is outgoing, curious and affectionate. He loves to play and go outside. He also never misses a meal! Curly is also be very opinionated. He has no problem communicating what he likes and doesn’t. He tolerates the other cats, but would do best in a home where he was the spoiled king of the house! (What pet isn’t?) Thank YOU so much for all the generous donations on Make a Difference Day! We really appreciate everyone’s support. Just an update, Lillie (previous cat of the week) was adopted! Also, if you are waiting for the purrfect pet to be featured, come on down and see for yourself. We have so many loving kitties that need homes. We have just helped with a hoarding situation and are at capacity. I try to help the special needs cats and ones on death row, but I can’t if I don’t have room. So please if you are on the fence about adopting, NOW is the time! Thanks! For information call 239-283-9100.