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January 2012 Rescue Outreach

Joy

 

Joy

Photo by Susan Goralski, Gemineye Images

Joy is a lovely seven year old kitty with a black luxurious mink-like fur coat.  She is a petite little girl, very docile, affectionate and loving. 

During last year’s brutal winter, she was found sharing bird seed with other outdoor cats from a backyard birdfeeder.  Besides being frozen and starving, little Joy was also suffering with an injured leg.

Happily, Joy’s leg is completely healed, and she is no longer suffering the cruel elements.  Joy has acclimated to being an indoor kitty very nicely.  She loves to snuggle and appreciates regular meals so much that she lets out a little chirp in anticipation.

Joy would do best in a quiet home either as the only kitty or with another quiet, docile cat.  To find out more about this angel, please or call Karen at 860-944-7796, or contact us here.

If you are unable to adopt at this time, there are other significant ways you can assist animals in need:

  • Contribute to the Fur-Get-Me-Not Fund
  • Forward this story to your animal-loving family & friends.
Joey and Zeke

 

Zeke, Joey

Both Joey and Zeke are senior dogs, but they are still active and “kids at heart”.  They may not be running as fast as they used to due to a little arthritis, but they get the job done.  This endearing pair is in need of a new home together due to the addition of a new grandchild in their current home whose actions are a little too rambunctious for them. 

Joey is a bright-eyed 11 year old Golden Retriever.  He’s about 85 pounds with a sweet disposition.  He loves to retrieve stray sox and shoes he finds left out and then proudly presents them as little “gifts”.

Zeke is a very handsome Black Lab.  He’s also about 85 pounds, and is 11 years old.  He has a cute white muzzle and very long slender legs.  Like Joey, he is also extremely sweet and gentle.

Having grown-up together, these pups are extremely bonded.  Truly, they need a new forever home where they can live together in a peaceful, comfortable environment receiving tons of well-deserved love and attention.

To meet Joey and Zeke and to find out more information, please contact Sue by calling 860 242-9999 x6 or contact us here.

If you are unable to adopt at this time, there are other significant ways you can assist animals in need:

  • Contribute to the Our Companions Crickett Fund
  • Forward this story to your animal-loving family & friends.

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