Hershey was a scruffy looking black kitty. Either of these attributes can make getting adopted difficult. Taken together, it meant Hershey was likely to be in the foster system a long time.
Hershey never gave up hope and neither did Friends of Animals. Along came a gentleman with a huge heart. He read Hershey's story, came to the foster home to meet him and it was love at first sight! No stranger to loving special cats -- one missing an eye, one with three legs -- this dear man could care less about Hershey's scruffy fur and saw only the beauty behind the battered exterior. It's a match made in heaven.
Will you be the angel that gives a rescue pet his happy ending? Many sweet homeless cats, dogs, kittens and puppies are waiting for new homes. If you can't adopt, you can still help -- donate, volunteer, buy treats at the bake sale, or temporarily offer your home as a foster family. Most of all, please do your part by spay/neutering and microchipping your own pets and helping trap for neuter the ferals in your neighborhood.
Adoptions
Saturdays 12-4 and Sundays 12-3
Pet Food Express, Southampton Center, Benicia
Petco, Gateway Plaza, Vallejo
FOA needs YOU! Friends of Animals is always in need of volunteers and foster homes. To help or to learn information on low cost spay/neuter programs and feral trapping, please leave a detailed message on the FOA hotline, 552-3323.
