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 Sam was rescued by a Good Samaritan. Sam had extensive injuries to his leg. He has developed a limp, but is in good health. He is such a grateful and lovable fellow.He has been here too long waiting for a home. He is a little shy and will need time to adjusted. Does get along with other mild cats.

"The world is a dangerous place, not because of those who do evil, but because of those who look on and do nothing." Albert Einstein

         May is a young female who came to us by the charitable act of a Vet Tech seeing a man selling cats on a street. She bought all his cats because she was afraid of what fate could be in store for them. May was one of those cats and is totally blind. Her blindness is a possible case of animal abuse. She is a very young cat and has many years ahead of her, but she will need to go to a home that can handle her special needs.

                If you are able to meet her disability requirements please consider giving this sweet girl a home.

WE WISH TO THANK ALL OUR WONDERFUL CONTRIBUTORS.

A SPECIAL THANK YOU to the Criminal Justice Club of Manchester Community College under the direction of its advisor, Donna Nicholson, held a food drive.  Animal Friends of Connecticut was the chosen recipient of the many donations which ultimately were food, animal toys, grooming utensils, beds and cash.   All told approximately $3000 in donations were collected from student, faculty and staff at the College and given to AFOC.

AFOCs policy of taking in strays can result in Major Vet bills.

Zebra was just one of our littlest victim.  Zebra was just three weeks old when he was the victim of abuse. We also have Poor Simba who needs Vet care to recover. Please consider make a donation to help us continue our work.

Adopting a pet will not only give that pet a home but will make room in our shelter for another stray that is looking for a HOME. A stray that might be in need of medical attention or has no food or water. If you have room in your heart please ADOPT.

FOR ADOPTIONS YOU MUST CALL OUR NUMBER AT 860-827-0381

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Foster Homes are desperately needed for more info. call 860-232-1393.

Our greatest need is especially bottle feeding kittens.

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