Valentine’s Day is coming up and Worcester County Humane Society has many furry valentines looking for their forever matches.
To promote cat adoptions during the month of February, the no-kill shelter will be holding its “Two of Hearts” campaign.
During the entire month of February, any two cats who arrived at the shelter together will have a reduced adoption fee of $100 for the pair. All cats will be spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccinations and microchipped.
One pair of cats that are part of the “Two of Hearts” campaign are Lenny and Boston. The pair, who are sisters, came to the shelter in June. They are 9 months old, very sweet, and love cuddling each other. They also get along very well with other cats.
The shelter just wrapped up a successful cat adoption campaign, “12 Strays of Christmas,” where, with the help of wonderful sponsors, eight of the 12 strays chosen for the campaign found their forever families.
“Our shelter consistently houses over 100 cats,” said Jessica Summers, adoption coordinator. “During the summer of 2015 over 100 kittens were brought to the shelter to be cared for until forever families could be found for them.
Many of them are still waiting for families, not to mention, all of the adult cats who have been waiting for over a year to be adopted. With kitten season right around the corner, we need to be creative and encourage people to help by adopting more than one cat at a time.”
The Worcester County Humane Society is a private, nonprofit, no-kill animal shelter located on Eagle’s Nest Road in Berlin. The public can visit adoptable animals at the shelter from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day except Mondays. Follow the shelter on Facebook and Instagram.
For more information, call 410-213-0146.
To promote cat adoptions during the month of February, the no-kill shelter will be holding its “Two of Hearts” campaign.
During the entire month of February, any two cats who arrived at the shelter together will have a reduced adoption fee of $100 for the pair. All cats will be spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccinations and microchipped.
One pair of cats that are part of the “Two of Hearts” campaign are Lenny and Boston. The pair, who are sisters, came to the shelter in June. They are 9 months old, very sweet, and love cuddling each other. They also get along very well with other cats.
The shelter just wrapped up a successful cat adoption campaign, “12 Strays of Christmas,” where, with the help of wonderful sponsors, eight of the 12 strays chosen for the campaign found their forever families.
“Our shelter consistently houses over 100 cats,” said Jessica Summers, adoption coordinator. “During the summer of 2015 over 100 kittens were brought to the shelter to be cared for until forever families could be found for them.
Many of them are still waiting for families, not to mention, all of the adult cats who have been waiting for over a year to be adopted. With kitten season right around the corner, we need to be creative and encourage people to help by adopting more than one cat at a time.”
The Worcester County Humane Society is a private, nonprofit, no-kill animal shelter located on Eagle’s Nest Road in Berlin. The public can visit adoptable animals at the shelter from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day except Mondays. Follow the shelter on Facebook and Instagram.
For more information, call 410-213-0146.