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by Alex Lloyd Gross Dr. Thomas Farley, Philadelphia Health Commissioner knows what he is talking about when people ask about COVID-19. He was asked about people who panic about the pandemic by thinking their pets can transmit the disease. Don’t laugh. In China, stupid, ignorant people were doing unthinkable things to their pets. In Australia,
With all of the crazy news going on in the world, cats add stability to your life. At the Women’s Animal Center two cats are in need of a home. What makes them special is they are brothers and must be adopted together. Meatball and Sunny. They are a bit overweight so you may want
My name is Princess Leia and let me tell you why you should totally help me find a home! First, I’m super-adorable!!!! In fact, I’m a fun-loving and smart 3 year-old pup ! With the help of my friends at Lead the Way Training in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, I am turning into quite the most amazing
Millie is a one year old female . She is super friendly and loves children. She can even live with other pets. She is a resident of the Women’s Animal Center in Bensalem on Richlieu Road. She has some kidney problems and needs special care which includes a special diet. That is why she was
Meet Buster, a four year old Pit Bull Mix is a new addition to the Women’s Animal Shelter on Richlieu Rd In Bensalem . He is a sweet heat. This guy is anything but vicious.He is shy and timid. He will need some time to come out of his shell. Buster can live with
Meet Tommy. A three year old cat who has been at the Women’s Animal Shelter on Richlieu Road for six months. Tommy wants to come home with you, and he promises to be a good boy. He is at the shelter only because his previous owner had to go to a nursing home. He loves
Buttercup is a six month old female bunny. She is at the Women’s Animal Shelter on Richlieu Rd. in Bensalem . Her previous owners brought her to the shelter when the rabbits they had gave birth to her. It was too difficult to take care of all of their rabbits. She is a great
Yes, Bentley is a female. She did not choose her name but that is the name she was given. you can rename her when you take her home from the Women’s Animal Center, on Richlieu Road in Bensalem. She is a Shar-Pei mix who is 8 years old. Bentley is a
For people that have had rabbits as pets, Foo Foo has been sitting at the Womens Animal Center in Bensalem, waiting for you. She has been there for about six months and is a fun ball of fur. Her previous owner had moved and could not take care of her. Therefore she sits, waiting for
Tink, is a relatively new resident of the Womens Animal Center on Richlieu Road, in Bensalem. She was taken in in early November when her owner could not take care of her. She is a domestic short hair, low maintenance cat. Tink’s description is Sweet and Playful. If you are thinking about adopting Tink, check
