Anikaca77
05-04-2007, 12:38 PM
Hi All,
I got this e-mail from Deb who is part of www.petscomefirst.com and she wanted me to bring out the 2 cats that are living outside my apartment (well they are actually living somewhere near my apartment but I don't see them much anymore) and show them but I told her I have to trap them and bring them in but I don't want to do that unless I have a home for them because I'd have to release them at the end of the day and that would be too much for the cats I feel. Especially since they have never been indoors.
Well anyway here is the e-mail she sent me, I was pretty pleased to hear about the Centre Hall SPCA manager is no longer there.
Hey Melissa,
Stop by the shelter Saturday anyways if you can. In case you didn't know, John is no longer shelter manager. He was done Monday, April 30!! Troy is acting manager now. New CEO for PSPCA is Howard Nelson, wonderful guy. Lots of great ideas and plans for the PSPCA shelters statewide. Longer, newer open hours, ban lifted on adopting pitbulls, all cats to be combo tested, all animals to be spayed and neutered before leaving the shelter, animals to go to rescue if possible right away. No euthanasia unless absolutely necessary (health, aggressiveness). Animals will be moved to other shelters first. We will have Rachel Summers from the radio station there on Saturday also. Stop in!!
deb
I got this e-mail from Deb who is part of www.petscomefirst.com and she wanted me to bring out the 2 cats that are living outside my apartment (well they are actually living somewhere near my apartment but I don't see them much anymore) and show them but I told her I have to trap them and bring them in but I don't want to do that unless I have a home for them because I'd have to release them at the end of the day and that would be too much for the cats I feel. Especially since they have never been indoors.
Well anyway here is the e-mail she sent me, I was pretty pleased to hear about the Centre Hall SPCA manager is no longer there.
Hey Melissa,
Stop by the shelter Saturday anyways if you can. In case you didn't know, John is no longer shelter manager. He was done Monday, April 30!! Troy is acting manager now. New CEO for PSPCA is Howard Nelson, wonderful guy. Lots of great ideas and plans for the PSPCA shelters statewide. Longer, newer open hours, ban lifted on adopting pitbulls, all cats to be combo tested, all animals to be spayed and neutered before leaving the shelter, animals to go to rescue if possible right away. No euthanasia unless absolutely necessary (health, aggressiveness). Animals will be moved to other shelters first. We will have Rachel Summers from the radio station there on Saturday also. Stop in!!
deb