Hurricane Kittens Need Homes

All are female except the upper right kitten

These four scrumptious fluffballs were inside mama cat's belly when she was dumped in a parking lot. Luckily, one of our clients took her in, and the kittens were born on August 27th, 2011, the day before Hurricane Irene. We're so glad their mom didn't have to find a place to give birth outside. They are friendly, socialized kittens, and would love to take a spot in your heart. Contact us at 215-884-0453 if you are interested.

Hootie!




Extreme close up! WAAAAAA!

  This is Hootie.  Or rather, her nose.  Hootie was left in our parking lot last October, and has been living in our call center ever since.  She's an odd little cat, sometimes seemingly dying for attention and other times very aloof.  I suppose that's pretty normal for a cat, but Hootie is a bit special.  She hates other animals.  We've tried introducing her to other animals, and while at first she was simply wary of them, each attempt to let her make a new friend made her worse and worse.  So, our rule now is no animals in the call center. 
Hootie is spayed, declawed, and up to date on vaccines.  She does need to be in a house with no animals and no small children.  If you know anyone who is interested, contact us. Click here for our PetFinder page.
-Amy

Chief Larry

In November 2010, the Abington police department brought in a buff colored cat that had been injured. His rear left leg was severely broken, and he had blood on his jaw, which was swollen.  Most likely, he was hit by a car.  We took him in, kept him comfortable, took some radiographs, and repaired his fractured leg. He has had several therapeutic laser treatments, for which he lays down and is very well-behaved. 

He still lives here and we have named him "Chief Larry".  No owner ever came forward, but we were able to take care of him anyway.  What a sweetheart!!  He does have a limp, and is a lanky boy.  He loves people, and is such a ladies man, although he is not fond of other cats.  He is probably between 4-6 years old, although we can't be sure.  Please contact us if you or someone you know is interested in meeting him.