May 9, 2012 It's adopt a pet Wednesday and today we'd like to tell you about Remi. Remi is a 6 month old female pit bull mix who would fit well in any home. She does well with cats, and plays happily with other dogs.
Call to find out about Remi at 738-4357.
May 8, 2012 Today we're featuring a dog named Rowdy Jake. His story from his person, Kelly:
May 7, 2012 Today we're featuring a pet horse named Rose. Her story from her owner, Tiffany:
May 4, 2012 Today we're featuring Mark Richards' cat, Snickers. Her people are Mark, Tammy, Mark and Dylan:
May 3, 2012 Today we're featuring a domestic short hair cat named Chloe. Her people are Eric and Andrea:
If you're a dog lover, this story from ABC News will tug at your heart strings. Who says man is dogs best friend?
Tanner is a Golden Retriever who was born blind and with a seizure disorder. He was taken to a rescue organization after his owner passed away. At one point, Tanner was seizing every day and doctors recommended he be put down. That all changed when Blair arrived at the rescue home.
May 2, 2012 Today we're looking at Chopper. From his person, Mary Jo:
April 25, 2012 It's adopt a pet Wednesday and today we'd like to tell you about Gunner. Gunner is a spunky and outgoing 7 month old pitbull mix. He walked with the Stevens-Swan group in the St. Patty's parade and strutted his stuff. Well since St. Pattys Day, Gunner still hasn't found a home!
Call to find out about Gunner at 738-4357.
April 18, 2012 It's adopt a pet Wednesday and today we'd like to tell you about Gandoff. Gandoff is a handsome six year old domestic long hair cat with the cutest green eyes! He was brought to the shelter with his two brothers after his owner was no longer able to take care of the trio.
Call to find out about Gandoff at 738-4357.
April 11, 2012 It's adopt a pet Wednesday and today we'd like to tell you about Frankie. Frankie is a sleepy kitty and is a four year old domestic short hair. She is very laid back and loves to take naps. She loves people too!
Call to find out about Frankie at 738-4357.
April 6, 2012 This story appeared in the Utica OD a few days ago and I have to say I agree with the proposal. Having had lived next to people who have a kennel for pets, it can get annoying.
About 60 residents filled the Town Hall of Forestport Tuesday evening to voice their concerns on the proposed local law on the harboring and maintaining of animals. The proposed law would require residents to apply for a permit to own more than three adult dogs and/or five adult cats. It also gives guidelines for acreage, feeding, shelter and grooming of other animals such as pigs, sheep, llamas, horses and goats.
