Kittens looking for homes

Volume 15, Number 12
July 13, 2009

lifestyle

Also in this section:
Art Auction to fight hunger
A new batch of Peace Corps volunteers
Dr. George A. Priestley
Fourth of July at the Balboa Yacht Club
Venezuelan Independence Day at Plaza Bolivar
North American freedom festivities
Gay Pride 2009
Kittens looking for homes
Puppies looking for homes
An afternoon in El Valle

Kittens looking for homes

A lot of kittens are born and abandoned in Panama, and a few groups and individuals put up a valiant effort to palliate the consequences. Adoptamascota has rescued these kittens, but needs to find permanent homes for them. Can you help? If so, contact Vielka Moreno at cell phone number 6-637-3749 or by email at vemoreno@pancanal.com.

Meanwhile, Spay Panama is working to limit the number of abandoned animals by limiting the dog and cat populations. They also rescue animals off the streets, neuter them and try to find homes for them. If they can't find a home they release the animals back to from whence they came. But meanwhile at their headquarters in Bethania they have dozens of cats whom they are trying to place. To learn more, go to their website.

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