Write a commentWhen Ally was found under a porch, she was so thin that her rescuers thought she was a kitten. She was at least a year old but only weighed 4 pounds. Think about it. She was also scared and had no idea how to play.
That was then--this is now. She has come out of her shell and loves to play, and hang out with her foster Mom and the other cats in her foster home. And she has a belly and is just learning to appreciate belly rubs! That's a good thing. She is all black but with reddish undertones that show up in the sunlight, like when she is watching out the window. Not that she would ever put up a fuss about what is out there --but she watches, and she promises to tell you if she sees anything that might be a toy-or tasty!
To find out more about adopting Ally, call the Oswego County Humane Society during business hours at 315-207-1070 or email anytime at ochscontact@hotmail.com.
Speaking of playing, are you a party animal? Come to the Fools for Fur Balls Party on Friday, April 1st, from 6 to 10 at Bridie Manor, 1 Bridie Square, Oswego. Music, snacks, contests, prizes, cash bar. Admission $20. A benefit for the fur balls of the Humane Society
The Oswego County Humane Society provides spay/neuter services and assistance, fostering and adoption of animals in urgent need, humane education programs, and information and referrals to animal lovers throughout Oswego County. Located at 110 West Second Street, Oswego, New York. Phone (315) 207-1070. Email: ochscontact@hotmail.com Website: www.oswegohumane.org Because People and Pets Are Good for Each Other.
