Community
Pet of the Week – Fuscilli
Fuscilli is an 11-year old, male, tuxedo cat that needs a new home. He is very sweet and cuddly and would be a great companion for someone who can give him the proper attention.
Pet Health
Community
Pet of the Week – Lily
Lily is an 8-month-old silver tabby. She is house-trained, good with other cats, good with children and good with rabbits. Lily is such a people-pleaser!
Community
Pet of the Week – Lena
Lena came to our program one month ago and was in very rough shape. She had just given birth to three kittens, but due to complications during delivery she had a prolapsed uterus that required emergency surgery.
Community
Pet of the Week – Scarf
Scarf is a 3-year old, female, orange and white tabby. She is named for the white patch around her neck. Scarf is house-trained and good with other cats and children.
Community
Pets of the Week – Sasha and Hova
Sasha and Hova are sisters from the same litter. They are roughly 4.5 years old, house-trained, and good with children. They are both extremely friendly and would prefer to be rehomed together.
Community
Pet of the Week – Dash
Dash is a 6-month old, male, black kitten and ready for a home and family to call his own. This handsome trouble-maker is ready for adoption. Dash is a lively, energetic kitten who loves to play and jump around.
Community
Pet of the Week – Misty
Misty is a 6-month old, female, black and white tuxedo, short-haired cat. She is vaccinated, house-trained, indoor-only, and good with other animals and children.
Community
Porky and Buddy Pet Health – What Do I Do When I Find Kittens?
Last week, I discovered four tiny kittens in my garage on one of those sunny days. I picked them up, brought them inside, and called the Humane Society.
Community
Pet of the Week – Mittens
Mittens was found as an outdoor stray a couple years ago and has certainly enjoyed her indoor-only habitat ever since. She loves batting around toys and sitting on window sills.
Oswego Daily News
Three Newborn Kittens in Oswego County Fighting for Life
A mother and her three newborn kittens were experiencing an emergency life or death situation and were surrendered Monday, March 25, to the Oswego County Humane Society and Fulton Animal Hospital. The OCHS seeks help with their feeding and medical costs