Cats are super soft, cuddly, cute and a lot of fun. They do make great pets. They will entertain you, comfort you, lower your stress, reduce your chance of having a heart attack, and chase away loneliness. But if you have never lived with a cat before, you might be in for a few surprises.
Olivia is a lovely ginger who would be a great addition to a home preferably without other cats.
A little over a week ago we took in an injured female cat. A very kind girl had been trying to catch her because she knew she was injured.
Sometimes encouraging that two cats be adopted together is worth the wait. Many who follow PAWS will remember Elliot (bottom).
What a great week we had for the Maine Potato Blossom Festival. Tempo Employment Service, always a big supporter of the animals, sponsored the Festival Pet Show.
Just a big reminder that Thursday, July 6, is our huge event at the shelter with Jordan’s Way arriving for a three-hour live Facebook fundraiser to benefit our new shelter building fund.
A few months ago we took in feral black cat who was living on the streets here in town. He is feral. He was not neutered and once we got him to the vet he tested positive for feline AIDS. We named this handsome boy Magnum.
Elliot’s eyes and frostbitten ears tell a story.. He was intimidating at first, but nobody gave up on him. Finally he started responding.
July 6 will definitely go down as one of the most fun and successful fundraisers that we have had the pleasure of having for the Central Aroostook Humane Society. Kris Rotonda with his Jordan’s Way Team traveled from Florida, all the way up to Aroostook County to hold a live 3-hour Facebook fundraiser.
You definitely need to mark your calendars for Thursday, July 6, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. We are thrilled to have Kris Rotonda and the Jordan’s Way team as our guests. They will arrive at the Central Aroostook Humane Society to do a three-hour live fundraiser through our shelter Facebook feed.
