We are the Medina County Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals, Inc., a non-profit 501(c)3 humane society. Our Federal ID is 34-1507786.
The mission of the Medina County SPCA is to protect and care for animals in our community from abuse, cruelty, neglect, injury and abandonment. We are an independent local shelter with no ties to any national organization or rescues, and we employ Humane Officers and Emergency Rescue Technicians who respond to calls about animals in need.
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MCSpca Newsletter Summer 2018 (Interactive)
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2. MCSPCA Officers
President
Tom Jenkins
Vice-President
Shaun McWilliams
Treasurer
Nicole Florio
Secretary
Sandy Larson
Board of Directors
Jennifer Anzalone
Cindy Brode
Hope Hnat
Will Klingel
Michael Kozimor
Dr. Thomas Lehner
Erica Moehring
Bonnie Morris
Diane Pekarek
William Post
MCSPCA Staff
Tracey Miller
Director of Operations
Humane Officers
Carrie Moore
humaneofficer@medinacountyspca.com
Casandra Sohn
csohn@medinacountyspca.com
Newsletter Editor
Tori Thomas
tthomas@medinacountyspca.com
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Medina County SPCA
8790 Guilford Road
Seville, OH 44273
330-723-7722
www.medinacountyspca.com
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other way when there are animals in need. It is
not like they have anyone else to help them.
Here are just a few of the larger
ticket items that we have paid for:
Dentals:
$1000
Leg surgeries and
amputations:
$5800
Eye surgeries:
$725
Stomach and
bladder surgeries:
$1443
Neglect situations
needing emergency
services: $3900
THIS TOTALS
$12868.00
FOR THREE MONTHS!
Most people believe that veterinary care for a
non-profit shelter, like the MCSPCA, is free.
Although we make arrangements with local
vets for discounted pricing on services and
medicine, we still must bear the burden of the
majority of the expenses. Veterinarians can’t
afford to pay to care for the number of animals
SHELTERNEWS
Cookie
Pictured is Cookie, the Mini Rex girl. She’s super soft and lovely.
Cookie is 5 years old. Come on in to meet our bunnies!
Adoption fee for bunnies is $25.
The Shelters Perspective
Medina County SPCA
Tracey Miller
Director of
Operations
As you know from reading my articles every
quarter, I have my favorite parts of being the
Director of Operations at the Medina County
SPCA. Seeing animals being placed in homes
that will take care of them forever, helping
animals in horrible situations and educating
the public about caring for their pets, are all
high on the list of wonderful things that happen
at a shelter. Unfortunately, with the good also
comes the bad and one of those items is
asking for financial help when we start to see
our expenses of helping animals is exceeding
our funds.
This year has been horrendous when it comes
to the medical needs of the rescue animals
we have brought in. I am speaking for just the
first three months of 2018! When I look over
the staggering amount of money that we have
spent since January 1st through March 31st,
I am shocked at the extreme burden that our
shelter has taken on by neglect cases that
have far exceeded what I have ever witnessed
the entire time I have worked here. Although
the burden is huge, we don’t want to look the
3. that we bring to them to help. So, when we
get to a crossroads where our expenses
start to outgrow our income, we reach out
for donations and hope the community and
businesses will help us.
All the above is why the constant support of our
wonderful community and area businesses is
so important. Just like any for profit company,
our shelter must not spend what it doesn’t
have. So, when caring people and businesses
send in their hard-earned money, we put it to
good use and help the animals that we can.
The more money we have, allows us to help
more animals and take on the cases that other
shelters won’t. If you can help us, even with a
small donation, please know we spend each
cent carefully, hoping we can get the maximum
out of it. We are in the business of helping all
animals and it doesn’t come cheap, but the
help that you send with your donation turns into
a priceless gift to that animal.
Thank you for your consideration
in donating to the Medina County
SPCA. Please feel free to call the
shelter at 330-722-7722 for more
information about financial and
product donations. All donations
are tax deductible under the rules of
non-profit 501.c3 companies.
Animal Affair 2018 was a “pawsitively” awesome event benefitting the animals in
need in our shelter and barn. Special thanks to the staff at the Diamond Event
Center in Brunswick for the wonderful buffet dinner and excellent service. Kudos
to Mike Kovack, Medina County Auditor, for once again volunteering his time
and talents to serve as our Master of Ceremonies! Mike and our auctioneer,
Mark Walton, made a great team. The live auction was lots of fun and a huge
success! Fundraising chairperson, Cindy Brode, along with her team of AMAZING
volunteers wish to thank all who sponsored, donated, attended or volunteered.
Take a BOW… WOW! Our numbers this year are impressive and record-
breaking… over $42,000 in net proceeds!! What generous supporters we have
in our little corner of this world. Thank you to all for keeping our rescue
animals close to your hearts!
Special thanks to our media sponsor for Animal Affair 2018,
~The Gazette~
A round of applause to these “purrfectly” wonderful sponsors!
Holland & Muirden - Attorneys at Law, Carol & Will Klingel, Joanne & Lloyd
Knudsen, Mary-Marg & Hub Marquis, Med Vet Akron, Cleveland Express
Trucking, The Gazette, Auditor Mike Kovack, Shoreline Express, Westfield Bank,
George Brown & Associates, Hunting Ridge Animal Hospital, Jacquelyn Kehnle,
Char Klimko, Krakowski Trucking, Judy Kumerow, Sandy & Mike Larson, Mary
Kay & Shaun McWilliams, Erica Moehring, Kelly & Dave Schindelholz, Michele
Sherrin, Susan & Ron Vlcek, Judy & Mark Welday, Nicole Florio, Julie & Michael
Goyette, Jo-Ellen Rokicsak, Pam Voss, Barlett-Cook Flowers, Brentley’s Tavern of
Lodi – Sandra Dudas, Maria Buckel & Rob Stein, Clifton Eggleton, Karen & Tom
Rayk, Cynthia & Jack Scanlon, Deb Trenta, Sharon & Arlen Vanasdal,
Sandy Wood, Eisley Demerest, and Donna Rouscher
FUNDRAISINGFUN
4. CommunityNews
Community Help
By Nicole Florio
The Noon Kiwanis Club of Medina held its second annual literacy contest among
Medina school district sixth-grade students benefitting local charities. The students
were invited to research a charity of their choice and write a two-page essay about the
charity and how the student is impacted by the charity. Four winners were chosen and
each were given a $150 check to present to their charity at the Kiwanis recognition
luncheon on March 8th at Williams on the Lake.
Maddy Kessler’s essay on the Medina County SPCA was chosen as one of the
winners. Maddy is a sixth-grade student at A.I. Root Middle School and she is an
animal lover. Every year for her birthday Maddy requests that her friends purchase
donations for the SPCA in lieu of gifts. She says she loves knowing that she got to be a
part of helping animals.
A BIG thank you to Maddy!!
CONGRATULATIONS
Kelley Blackburn
2018 Volunteer of the Year
When it comes to someone who
has dedicated their life to helping
animals, Kelley Blackburn
has filled her life with all things
furry, feathery, shelly and such. A
self-proclaimed owner of a
menagerie, Kelley and her family
share their home with seven
cats, one dog, two rabbits, five
chickens, a hedgehog, a guinea
pig, two tortoises, four birds and a
few reptiles. A volunteer with the
Medina County SPCA for
four of her twelve years of
volunteering with animal rescues,
Kelley has found her niche bottle
feeding litters of kittens for the
MCSPCA, as well as being the
person that sets up the
displays of cats and kittens at the
Medina PetSmart. When asked
why she takes on so much on
for the shelter, Kelley focuses on
the best part of helping animals.
“I like getting animals adopted”,
replied Kelley.
When it comes to someone who has dedicated their life
to helping animals,Kelley Blackburn has filled her life with
all things furry, feathery, shelly and such.
5. somewhat specialneeds. The last stall is kept
open for a horse that may need 24/7 care. We
love each one of them and the love they give
back is worth all the cleaning, shoveling and
feeding four times a day! There is never a day
that they don’t make me smile and feel grateful
for each one of them.
dedicatedHearts
When asked how people get involved with
the Medina County SPCA, there are a
variety of answers. For Maggie Schlund,
it was because of a neglect case that
revolved around a horse. “I have been at
MCSPCA nine years”, recalls Maggie. “I
decided to start volunteering because
of a severely neglected horse that lived
approximately two miles from my house.
The horse had
to be euthanized and sadly, the people
never got prosecuted. After that, I knew I
had to do something.”
Maggie’s beginnings with the MCSPCA
started by a day here or there cleaning
cat cages. That turned in to housing dogs.
Before she knew it, she was volunteering
6-7 days a week cleaning
cat cages and helping to care for the
dogs that lived at the shelter. “As time
went on and we had more volunteers,
I moved over to the bookkeeping side,
along with sending all the thank you notes
for donations that we received. Now, I
continue to do the bookkeeping, making
sure all the bills are paid on time. I also still
keep updated on what goes on daily as far
as the animals are concerned”.
When asked about her favorite animals,
Maggie doesn’t shy away from too many
of them. “I love all animals, except large
spiders and any type of snakes. I have a
tremendous fear of both,
but my great love is for horses, of which
we currently have five. In the beginning,
we fostered horses for MCSPCA and
eventually adopted three that have
DedicatedHearts
MaggieSchlund
“Each person is making a difference in so many ways for these animals and it is worth the
time and effort put in to each of your tasks. The look that the animals give you after you
have given them some attention is all worth it.”
As for other animals, Maggie and her husband
have six cats, that are all rescues. Not afraid
to shy away from animals that need a little
more TLC, Maggie has one cat that is diabetic
and must have insulin shots twice a day and
another that has three legs. The Schlund’s also
had a canine companion. “We had a wonderful
dog named Mila that many at the shelter would
remember. We were blessed to have her five
and a half, wonderful years and lost her in a
heartbeat from a tumor that ruptured on an
artery. Someday another senior or two will
come our way and we will have paw prints
everywhere again.”
In retrospect for Maggie, the time she has
spent at the shelter has been as much
wonderful as it has been heartbreaking.
“It’s fun and it’s frustrating. I get so angry
when people surrender animals because
they’re not willing to keep a commitment.
I’ve had to bite my tongue many times. The
great parts are the animals. They have so
much to give, which makes you want to take
them all home. I’ve made many friends
over the years including my hero, Director
of Operations, Tracey Miller. She is truly the
most dedicated person and I highly respect
her for all her efforts through the years. She
is the glue that keeps the shelter together. I
also have tremendous respect for the help
that the volunteers continue to give. I think
volunteering is wonderful, but I also know
it’s not for everyone. Even I have difficulty
seeing animals in cages and kennels. It’s
just plain depressing, but it is sometimes the
only way we can start the process of helping
them”.
Over the past nine years, Maggie has
become a crucial part of the inner workings
of the shelter. Her effort and drive to help as
many animals as possible that come through
the shelter doors has not been unnoticed.
The staff and volunteers would like to thank
Maggie for her many years of dedicated
service to the MCSPCA.
If you would like more information
about volunteering with the
MCSPCA, please call the
shelter at 330-722-7722.
6. Meetings
Board of Directors
Meetings
Rustic Hills Country Club—5:30pm
June 21, 2018
July 19, 2018
August 16, 2018
Fundraising
Committee Meetings
We need you!
The fundraising committee is
always looking for new people
to join this vital committee. Our
focus is to raise funds to ensure
the continued care of the rescue
animals and the costs incurred
operating the shelter. Every
member of this committee plays an
important part to achieve this.
We meet the first Thursday of each
month, except for December, at
Buehler’s River Styx, 3626 Medina
Rd, Medina, OH 44256, at 6:00p.m.
Fundraising Coordinator
Cindy Brode
cbrode@medinacountyspca.com
330-990-3234
PetSmart
Adoption Events
Adoption Events are held the
first Saturday of the month
from 11:00am-2:00pm at
PetSmart in Medina.
(5011 Grande Blvd, Medina.)
Looking For A Furrever
Say HI to Laverne!
Laverne is a 2-3-year-old Shepherd mix girl. Poor Laverne is very scared of new people and situations.
Even the camera taking her picture was scary.
However, once she starts to feel safe, we have found that she’s a VERY sweet girl and loves to
be loved on! She has a timid heart that needs a patient and gentle person who will make her feel
comfortable with her surroundings. Laverne is not house trained, but she’s working on it. She’s also still
learning what toys are and how to play with them.
Please feel free to call the shelter at 330-722-7722 for more information about Pocahontas, Lenny and
Laverne or other adoptable animals.
Laverne
7. ATTENTION ALL MCSPCA ADOPTED PETS, YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND
Sunday, September 9th, 2018 | 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
The 6th Annual Medina County SPCA
Pet Adoption Reunion Picnic
Even if you haven’t adopted an animal, maybe you took care of them
at the shelter or maybe you fostered. For whatever reason, you too
are welcome to attend the 6th Annual Pet Adoption Picnic.
Please bring or send in a favorite picture of your pet to create a collage
to display all our rescued friends. (Please put your name & phone
number on back of photo)
Family Fun, Food, Prizes and Raffles
All dogs must be current on vaccines including Rabies & be on a leash
at all times (dogs must be people and dog friendly –
no retractable leashes please).
Even if you don’t bring your pet, you are welcome to join the
festivities and meet other adopters.
Watch the MCSPCA website & Facebook for more details.
Mail to:
Medina County SPCA
Attn: Pet Adoption Reunion Picnic
8790 Guilford Road
Seville, OH 44273
You can also call the shelter to sign up at 330-723-7722.
FUNDRAISINGFUN
2018018
Location:
Medina County SPCA
8790 Guilford Road
Seville, OH 44273
330-723-7722
Cost:
$5 per person
$20 per family
PLEASE RSVP by Monday August 27th.
Cut along line and return this portion to the
Medina County SPCA.
Name:
________________________________________
Number of Attending:
____ Adults _____ Children
Number of Friendly Dog(s)
Attending:_________
$5 per person - $20 per family
Amount Enclosed: $____________
We cannot attend, but would like to make the
enclosed donation of $___________ to the Medina
County SPCA.
8. wiskers&Wags
Manny
Manny has had it RUFF! He was locked in a trailer with a bunch of other Chihuahuas. He was
incredibly under socialized, scared and nervous of people. Manny has been fostered by a K9
Behavioral Specialist, and he has come so incredibly far in that time but will still need a very
special owner who will take the time to get to know him. Call for an appointment to meet Manny.
P
Looking For A Furrever Home
Check out this wonderful
Whiskers to Wags kitten.
I’m invisible... no one can see me...
I’m invisi... oh!
You can see me, can’t you? Um... you don’t eat
cats, do you?
No? Whew! That’s good! It’s just one of those
things I worry about. Probably silly, but... you
never know. Which is why I practice being
invisible. I guess I need a little more practice.
But since you CAN see me, maybe... you can
pet me? They say that my fur is quite soft!
A toy? Yes, I love to play with toys! If you have
a minute, maybe you could play with me?
Interactive toys where I can play with a person
are my favorite!
A home? Oh yes, I want a home! In a home,
I’d know that I was safe with nice people and
wouldn’t have to be invisible anymore, ever!
That’s what it’s like to be loved.
So if maybe you know of someone who needs
a cat like me – pretty shy at first, but very
sweet and playful when I feel safe - can you
please send them my way? Tell them to ask for
Pocahontas – that’s me!
More about Pocahontas:
This adorable cat does try to be invisible at
first, until she feels safe with a new person.
Once she warms up though, she loves to be
petted and played with! And she has such
lovely soft fur, too! Pocahontas is 5 years old,
spayed, and current on her vaccinations. Her
adoption fee is just $25 at the shelter.
ocahontas
Congratulations
JayJay!
JayJay, a pit bull/boxer mix was adopted this month by Nick.
We are so exstatic that someone has dedicated their personal
time and effort into helping JayJay become the dog we all know
he is. The good news is that he has tons of potential and he’s
friendly and very treat-motivated JayJay loves squeaky toys!
We will miss you JayJay!
9. General Volunteer Orientation
June:
June 9, 2018 at 10:00am
July:
July 21, 2018 at 10:00am
August:
Aug 4, 2018 at 10:00am
You can get more information and sign up for the training orientations on Facebook.
We Need Your
Empty Printer
Cartridges!
Please drop your used
printer cartridges off to
any Staples. By using our
telephone number,
330-723-7722, we will earn
money towards
office supplies.
Thank you!
VolunteerNews
Cuddly Kittens
We always have kittens at the MCSPCA. Come in and check out the kaboodle
of kitties and while you are there make sure you visit with our older cats.
They can be just as adorable!
While shopping you can pick up one
or more of the items listed below:
If you would like to donate to the Medina County
SPCA, below is a list of items we are always in
need of:
• Canned food for kittens and adult cats
(Friskies, Fancy Feast, 9-Lives)
• Pedigree or Purina One (Regular sized or
“Small Bites” for puppy and adult dogs)
• Purina Cat & Kitten Chow dry for
our cats and kittens
• Kitten replacement milk (GNC, KMR,
Just Born, PetLac-NO HARTZ PLEASE)
• Pellet, clumping or fragrance
free non-clumping clay litter
• Small paper boats available at GFS
• Cat & dog toys
• Horse feed (we purchase Safe Choice)
• Good quality hay
• Paper towels
• Bleach
• Gift cards (pet stores, gas stations, TSC,
Centerra, WalMart)
Volunteertraining
schedule
Dog Volunteer
June:
June 12, 2018 at 6:00pm
July:
July 25, 2018 aat 6:00pm
August:
Aug 9, 2018 at 6:00pm
We LOVE
Our Volunteers
at the MCSPCA!
Thank you to all of our dedicated
volunteers that donate their personal
time to supporting the Medina
County SPCA!
Megan and Brooke saying hi to weary
shoppers at Buehlers, River Styx, Medina,
while collecting donations for homeless
kittens in Medina County.
Sue and Kathy had lots of company at Centerra,
Medina collecting donations for homeless kittens
in Medina County.
Stephanie
JudyDebbie
10. Become a Ray of Hope in an abused animal’s life
dues, donations and fundraising events to
survive. As Medina County grows, there are
more and more animals that need our help.
We are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization,
and your contribution is tax deductible to the
extent of the law. Please renew or join the
commitment to the animals of Medina County
and help speak for those who have no voice.
Please renew your membership or become a
member today! For more information please
call 330-723-7722.
BlakeBlake is what we call a survivor. He’s a great cat and would
love for you to come adopt him today! He was born in August of 2012.
He gets along wonderfully with cats and dogs.
FUTUREEVENTSmembership
For those of you that were members in 2017,
thank you so much for your membership with
the Medina County Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals. Your support helped us
care for more than 1,300 abused, neglected
and homeless animals this year. More animals
need your help – won’t you please renew your
membership for 2018?
We provide care and service for animals in
need around the clock, seven days a week
– every day of the year. Our Humane Officer
investigates animal cruelty cases and our
Animal Rescue Team is on call at all times.
We provide a sanctuary for sick and injured
animals, and we never euthanize for space.
As Medina County’s official Humane Society,
we are grateful for the support we receive
from the county and municipalities, but
that pays for less than 15% of our annual
expenses. Also, please be aware that
donations to The Humane Society of the
United States (HSUS) and The American
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals (ASPCA) are not forwarded to our
local shelter. We must rely upon membership
membershipsMatters
Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Address:__________________________________________________________________________________________
City: _______________________________ State: _____ Zip: ______________ Phone: __________________________
Please give us your email address, so we can keep you updated on all upcoming events and news.
Email: ________________________________________________________________________
I am interested in finding out more about the following:
____ Adoption Committee _____ Fundraising Committee _____ Humane Education _____ Newsletter
____ Shelter Volunteer _____ Event Volunteer _____ PR/Marketing
____ Being a Rescue Agent _____ Being a Cat Foster Home _____ Being a Dog Foster Home
Please make all checks payable to:
Medina County SPCA • 8790 Guilford Road, Seville, OH 44273
MCSPCA
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One hundred percent (100%) of fees stay in Medina County and directly support the thousands of dogs, cats, horses and other companion animals
that have been saved through our efforts. Consider becoming a member today and make a difference in an abused animal’s life.
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Luke
What makes him so special? One word–affection. That’s right, this
cat is LOADED with it! Don’t believe me? Heh. Go ahead, try it out! That’s right,
he even likes his belly rubbed, he loves it. He is sweet as pie!
12. Gunnar
To: Lenny, Laverne and Shirley – may you
have a happy life soon – Melinda Schuster
Hayleigh (Laub)
Lloyd & Joanne Knudsen
Sandy & Mike Larson
Holly (Schoonover)
Suzanne Heiszek
Katie (Flaugh)
Phyllis & Chuck Flaugh
Kip J.
Alizabeth Young
Loki
Beulah Lott
Lucky (Schindelholz)
Megan Kaufmab
Merlin (Steutzer)
Sue White
Moe the Cat
Karen & Richard Thayer
Mr. Ringtail
Adrienne Riggenbach
Murphy the Cat, aka Big Boy
Suzanne Slimak
Nilla (Weaver)
Lila Lehrer
Oscar (Hood)
John Hood
Pita, Luna, Chole & Tang
Phyllis Taranto
Rusty
In loving memory of Rusty who left too soon
– Nancy Hermann
Sweet Cecilia (Sot)
Sandy & Mike Larson
Sweet Sevi (Belacic)
Sandy Larson
Tommy (D’Amore)
Susan & Randy Keller
Ken & Carol Houser
Zoe (Houser)
Mike & Barb D’Amore
Ken & Carol Houser
MEMORIALS
MEMORIALS
Betty Stanley
Margaret Koontz
Dale Kutz
Joanne & Lloyd Knudsen
Mary Ogden
Nancy & Robert Dieter
Gill & Carol Stevens
Bruce & Carol Campbell
Donna Allen
Jerome Roth
Penryn Rickard
Roger & Donna Mittler
Gail Fessenden
Judith Cross
Helyn & Bob Connelly
Jim & Judy Seely
Jan Weaver
Tom & Bonnie Lindas
Bernie & Patricia Arnold
Ralph & Tina Votapek
Bob & Nancy McKnight
Jim Pirl
Dr. Balski & Staff
Joanne Gelb
Restoration Services
Daniel & Deeann King
Kim & David Urban
Jim & Maureen Hoch
Jim & Melinda Basler
Amy Byrd
Daniel Gelb
Janice Hensley
Lenny Mucciaro
Ginni Creech
Elaine Najmola
Carl Milligan
Ralph Skinner
Joseph Kornmayer
Debrah & Larry Brubaker &
Macenzie
Ken Moehring
Jim & Judy Seely
Kenneth D. Boothe
Adriane Boothe
Marie Kehoe
Cathy & Larry Warner
Mary Jane Mallary
Jeanne Kuehn
Stanley Vansach
Trina Igo
Alice Igo
Marilyn Klein & Family
Nancy & Robert Franks
Susan Potterton
Marilyn Rye
Verna Shaw
Larry & Cathy Warner
Vivian Louise Lombardi
Beth Darkow
The Sunshine Club of Our Lady
of the Elms High School
Wanita Corey
Frederick Corey 9/14/43 - 2/28/09
HONORS/TRIBUTES
Diane-
Happy Birthday - Crystal VanNewkirk
Dolly Hall
In honor of Dick Hall
Kathy Semanco
For all the people who love,
help and rescue animals.
Barry Ulrich
For all you do SPCA in caring
for stray and abused animals.
Georgia Cottrell
In honor of Alexandria & Will McCall
RAINBOW BRIDGE
Bella (Sciarini)
Ken & Carol Houser
Buddy (Fontana)
Ken & Carol Houser
C. Tom (Derr)
Paul & Erma Derr
Casey (Knudsen)
Deb Trenta
Chilidog (Connelly)
Jim & Judy Seely
Greta
Linda Fussi
Since 1985, the Medina County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, a non-profit volunteer-based organization, has helped abused,
neglected and injured animals in our community. Thousands of dogs, cats, horses and other companion animals have been saved through
the efforts and generosity of our caring members and donors, to whom we are deeply grateful. To all of these donors we would like to express
our deepest gratitude.
SPCAMemorials,honorsandtributes
13. Stand up for
Faith is a cat that was thrown from a car in Brunswick Hills. Sadly, before being
thrown from the car someone tortured her. Each of her paws were burned
along with her belly and tail. She is not able to stand without being in severe
pain and had to be hospitalized long term, so she could receive pain meds
and anti-biotics. Thankfully the vet clinic also specializes in personalized loving
attention, which all the staff have been giving her.
Unfortunately, we have no additional information on who hurt this poor girl and
then tossed her in the park. If you have any information about this cat or the
people that did this, please call the shelter at 330-722-7722. You can remain
anonymous. Once Faith makes a complete recovery, she swill be available to
a loving home.
Faith is one of our extreme cases this year at the shelter. If you would like to
donate towards her medical care, please feel free to drop off a check at the
shelter. We could certainly use some help covering costs of her extensive
hospitalization and rehabilitation.
JuliaJulia is a friendly girl looking for love.
She’s approximately 6 years old so she’s out of the kitten stage
and into the lap loving stage. Stop out to meet her today.
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