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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Huey the Mascot needs your love
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| Huey has always been a character! |
If you've been to Red Door in the past 13 years, you've met Huey. He's the friendly ocicat who is our official mascot and greeter. He is a hilarious cat, and definitely our most popular cat at the shelter. He is on the A-list and likes to be at the center of the action, which is why he often tries to escape into the front office.
Huey came to us as a kitten when Red Door first opened in 2000; he had been badly abused--including being thrown against the wall--so he had lost some feeling in his hindquarters. His tail droops and he doesn't always make it to the litterbox in time. Despite his cruel history, Huey is a happy-go-lucky guy who loves life and gets along with everyone. He is an inspiration to us all.
We're sad to report that Huey has developed diabetes. We will be providing him with all of the medical treatment (and love) he requires. Please keep our beloved Huey in your thoughts, or better yet, stop by and visit him. No treats allowed, but hugs are always welcome.
You can even make a donation in honor of Huey through our website:
https://npo1.networkforgood.org/Donate/Donate.aspx?npoSubscriptionId=993
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| Huey is the sweetest, friendliest cat in Red Door history. |
Saturday, February 02, 2013
On Groundhog Day, Elke Didn't See Her Shadow
Most people look for groundhogs on February 2, but Red Door saw a large black rabbit out in the snow. We are happy we were able to rescue her and get her out of the snow.
An added bonus: she didn't see her shadow today, so spring must be near.
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