Willow Run Sanctuary & Adoptions

08/11/2024

Here at Willow Run, we do not believe in exploiting animals that have suffered at the hands of the human being. However, moving forth without recognizing the one little critter that exposed the Reynoldsville location is wrong.

We cannot go much further without introducing Jacob.

Jacob did not survive. He is the hero for the remaining animals at the Reynoldsville hoarding situation.

There is not a need to describe the photos other than pointing out that Jacob was alive when the photo of him lying in the bathtub was taken. He survived for at least one day of his life with food, water, clean bedding and care.

Please take a moment to honor Jacob for he has saved the lives of dozens.

We will stop for today with Jacob's memorial.

Rest easy, little guy.

- All of your friends that you never met.

08/11/2024

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Meet Oliver. Oliver is a survivor removed from the Reynoldsville Rescue through the authorities last Thursday.

Oliver is a male, domestic shorthair, approximately 5 months young. Oliver is now current on rabies and distemper vaccinations. He is now flea free and dewormed. Oliver weighs in at approximately 4 pounds.

Oliver is scheduled for a neuter appoint this week and will be ready for his new home shortly thereafter.

Oliver is a little scared but comes around quickly. With gentle hands and a loving touch, Oliver will be a new best friend to a lucky person now reading.

A minimum donation of $90 is requested for the adoption of any Willow Run kitten or cat.

To request an adoption application for Oliver, please text (570) 357 - 4070.

Thank you for reading. Thank you for caring about Oliver.

Peace.

- Margo and the Willow Run Family

08/11/2024

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Meet Peanut, one of the Reynoldsville Rescue animals that was removed through authorities on Thursday of last week.

Peanut is a male Terrier mix, approximately 2 years young. Peanut is also very adorable, he is current on rabies, distemper, bordetella and canine influenza vaccinations, is now flea free and has been dewormed.

Peanut is scheduled for an upcoming neuter appointment that will be part of his adoption application.

Peanut is friendly and likes to play. He loves to run in the open field. Peanut will be a wonderful companion and a fine addition to any family that can give him the love and care he deserves.

Peanut weights in at approximately 17 pounds and is friendly to cats and other dogs. Tiny must be in family with well behaved children only. He is also looking for an early retirement after his ordeal.

If you feel you can provide Peanut with a loving home, please text (570) 357 4070 to request an adoption application.

An adoption donation of $200 applies to Peanut.

Thank you for sharing Peanut's information. Thank you for caring about Peanut.

Peace.

- Margo and the Willow Run Family

08/11/2024

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Good morning from Willow Run Sanctuary & Adoptions, wishing each and all a beautiful day.

Regarding the large Reynoldsville Rescue: Updates for this situation will be shared in no particular order or timeframe as the removal of animals is ongoing with little time to spare to actually report on Facebook at this point in time. We will start with updates in the form of pictures of adoptable animals. More than anything at this time, sharing of the adoptable animals happens now while also letting it be known that temporary holding locations are still needed for the upcoming animals that have not been removed yet. We anticipate that Monday will be the last grouping of animals.

If you are able to hold cats or kittens for a temporary timeframe, please contact us now, through text to (570) 357 4070.
*Please feel free to comment if you can hold animals, but please follow the request to text the above number for the quickest reply from Willow Run.*

Transportation for 6 - 8 crated, friendly cats is needed for early Tuesday morning to Kittanning for expedited spay and neuter. If you are reading and can only do one way transportation, please contact 'Willow Run through text to (570) 357 4070.

The outpouring of Jefferson County residents is astounding regarding how the people are taking responsibility for the animals that cannot help themselves. This is too large for any one person or few people to tackle.

We will soon be requesting *supplies* to help with the care of the animals not now as the foster parents are taking care of that in the short term for the animals they have accepted into their homes for which we are very thankful for.

Over the last days, the Willow Run Family has grown in leaps and bounds. Let us keep this going for the sake and well being of the animals in this county. With all shelters full and life moving fast, we are all the only thing placed between animals having good home and animals having bad homes. Let us continue to grow for this reason, especially with a cold, unforgiving Pennsylvania winter on the horizon. We must make room for the unwanted.

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Meet Tiny, one of the Reynoldsville Rescue animals that was removed through authorities on Thursday of last week.

Tiny is a male Terrier mix, approximately 2 years young. Tiny is so adorable, he is not current on rabies, distemper, bordetella and canine influenza vaccinations, is now flea free and has been dewormed.

Tiny is schedule for an upcoming neuter appointment that will be part of his adoption application.

Tiny is friendly, is a wiggle butt and wants to be on your lap. He has not missed a meal and loves to roll in the grass. Tiny will be a wonderful companion and a fine additional to any family that can give him the love and care he deserves.

Tiny is friendly to cats and other dogs. Tiny must be in family with well behaved children only. He is looking for any early retirement after his ordeal.

If you feel you can provide Tiny with a loving home, please text (570) 357 4070 to request an adoption application.

An adoption donations of $200 applies to Tiny.

Thank you for sharing Tiny's information. Thank you for caring about Tiny.

Peace.

- Margo and the Willow Run Family

08/08/2024

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Willow Run Sanctuary & Adoptions needs some fast help as we call upon the residents of Jefferson County to open their doors to help us house 30+ cats and kittens from a Reynoldsville location.

As we all know, all shelters are full. We are, too. We must band together as a community to help these cats out of living hell. We need you to donate your time, garage, shed or spare room for a temporary amount of time until we can catch up to ourselves.

If you ever wanted to help advocate for the animals, now is the chance to do so. We can only do so much and will handle the removal of the cats, transportation to you, all supplies and food necessary for the cat - along with a veterinarian exam to include a negative feline leukemia result, a current rabies vaccination as well as deworming and removing fleas from all cats or kittens. What you will do is be sure the cat or kitten stays safe, warm, fed and watered and thriving for a temporary amount of time.

We are calling the pictured kitten Jacob. He is approximately 5 months young and weighs only 2.5 pounds. We hope he will make it. Ridden with fleas causing severe anemia along with starving to death has placed this little guy in a life or death situation. He is currently at Willow Run on my kitchen counter.

If we, as a community, are unable to do this, there is not much hope for the animals. Please help us.

Sincerely,
Margo at WRSA

06/05/2024

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This is a big deal. We - calling the United States of America our home - are synonymous with the beautiful Bald Eagle, our nation's symbol of power, courage and elegance all rolled into one. Who doesn't tap the brakes on or pull off the road to catch a glimpse of these regal survivors of the harsh environment of Mother Nature? I sure do.

Visit the Save Our Symbol page to learn what you can do to preserve the longevity and the habitat of not only the prestigious Bald Eagle but also its counterparts and most other forms of wildlife that we live among, right here in our own backyards.
If you don't care about what you just read, you can care about the person pictured in the raft. Why? Well, that person is Tommie Shaffer and is the main reason Willow Run Sanctuary & Adoptions exists. Still not interested? Well, if you are looking at Willow Run's page at all, you must advocate for animals in some way. So, you are being politely asked to read the Save Our Symbol page. If for nothing else, you will know more about wildlife than when you started. 🙂

We live in beautiful Jefferson County, Pennsylvania where the majority of us will only tolerate the safe handling of all animals, domestic or wild, large or small.

Please take a minute or two to read. Knowledge is power no matter what the topic is. Please read to help save our symbol.

Peace.

- Margo at WRSA

04/17/2024

TRANSPORT ACQUIRED!

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Willow Run Sanctuary & Adoptions needs your help -

A volunteer is needed to pick up a package from a location on Allegheny Boulevard in Brookville to transport it to a location in Punxsutawney. This need is immediate and is directly connected to animal welfare.

If you can help with the above, please text (570) 357 4070 for situation and details.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and for caring about the animals.

- Margo at WRSA

04/05/2024

https://www.thecourierexpress.com/news/brockway-woman-charged-after-22-neglected-animals-removed-from-property/article_4a6d96f2-f29a-11ee-b7ea-37de31ce00d4.html?utm_campaign=blox&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&fbclid=IwAR15vzVichYpy8qsjZPQhrfdcLAGwBIPAq3AyI-3p4i_pMUZQ_2ZDstb-Qg

BROCKWAY — A Brockway woman is facing animal cruelty charges after more than 20 neglected animals were removed from her property in Warsaw Township by authorities in late 2023.

04/05/2024

https://www.thecourierexpress.com/news/brockway-woman-charged-after-22-neglected-animals-removed-from-property/article_4a6d96f2-f29a-11ee-b7ea-37de31ce00d4.html?utm_campaign=blox&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&fbclid=IwAR1VJHXXADsvDFVJvoRUErPraFoU7cnHIM5VCsM3SJF2BM5nTddCquD_olE_aem_AaKOL-c1yxZyeRdaiSqVfo4YB108t1NHiHjnk6hbXO1pB0uwN6C8HHOjuBgkd7lzL5qxrQjfZrIRf_gJ73VVbOia

BROCKWAY — A Brockway woman is facing animal cruelty charges after more than 20 neglected animals were removed from her property in Warsaw Township by authorities in late 2023.

03/20/2024

AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION!!

Meet Dobby!

Dobby will steal your heart and is ready for you now!

For more information on Dobby, click the link below to visit our PetFinder page.

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03/20/2024

AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION!!

Meet Dobby!

Dobby will steal your heart! He is ready to go now, click the link below for more information regarding this little gent!

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Dahlia is an adoptable Dog - Cane Corso searching for a forever family near Brookville, PA. Use Petfinder to find adoptable pets in your area.

03/20/2024

AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION!!

Meet Mocha!

Mocha is ready to go! He is a neutered male, current on vaccinations and ready to begin a new life! He is a snuggle buddy and will surely put a smile on your face!

For more information about Mocha, click on the link below to visit our PetFinder page!

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Mocha is an adoptable Dog - Chihuahua searching for a forever family near Brookville, PA. Use Petfinder to find adoptable pets in your area.

03/04/2024

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We are in immediate need of a driver with a draft size stock trailer to transport an animal around noon time tomorrow from the Brookville area to the Punxsy area.

This is an urgent and time sensitive request for a humane situation.

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- Margo and Team WRSA

02/15/2024

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Available for Adoption !!

This is Zoe. Zoe came along with the group of Chihuahuas. As she appears to be the leader in the group, we feel she has had more than her share of an adult lifestyle and needs to be a puppy again - for a short while. She definitely has that ability as she prances around with a tennis ball and brings it directly back to your hand.

Zoe is a Boxer/Cattle dog mix, approximately 10 years young. Zoe is not spayed but is awaiting her procedure in the not too distant future. Zoe is now current with a rabies vaccination as well as distemper, Bordetella and influenza vaccinations. Zoe has been treated against fleas and parasites and is ready for a new home.

Zoe weighs in at approximately 45 pounds and should not increase too much in weight from this point forward. Zoe is working hard towards being housetrained. Zoe's adopter must be willing to form her life to include the continuation of successful house training. Zoe willingly enters a crate. Still, she should spend minimal time crated.

Zoe started out with a UTI and a dry eye condition. A little medication goes a long way as she is recovering as expected from the UTI. Her eyes are no longer crusted and "filmy" in appearance. A little eye ointment twice daily has brought clarity and cleanliness to her eye situation. Those big brown eyes....wow.

Zoe is so friendly and affectionate. She cares about the little Chihuahuas and gives up her bed much of the time. Zoe is friendly to people and to other dogs. Zoe seems uninterested with cats. We always recommend that small animals such as hamsters, guinea pigs and the like are either not in the home at all or kept secure and safe if they already live in the home.

Well behaved children aged 12 and up will be a good match for Zoe. As always, we must point out that being proactive and watchful over children when in the company of any newly adopted dog is necessary.

A minimum adoption donation of $300 regarding Zoe is appreciated and enables us to continue to help other animals in need.

For more information and to request an adoption application for Zoe, please email [email protected] or TEXT ONLY to (570) 357 4070.

Please share Zoe's information to help find her a home so she can begin her new life journey.

Can we make it a memorable Valentine's Day through with adoption of Zoe?

Thank you for caring about Zoe. Please share her information.

- Margo and Team WRSA

02/15/2024

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Available for Adoption !!

Myrtle had her spay procedure yesterday and is doing fabulous today! She is ready to go!

It's not too late to be Myrtle's forever Valentine, with a pup like this you'll always be loved!

Please share so Myrtle can start her new life.

Thank you for caring about Myrtle.

- Margo and Team Willow Run

02/14/2024

Happy Valentine's Day from Sakari!

Please help her find a new home!

02/14/2024

Available for Adoption!!

Sakari! Sakari! Sakari!

Where is your new person, Sakari? This beautiful, sweet, super intelligent, feisty Malamute named Sakari is still searching for her forever home. How can this be?

Well, this has something to do with it. A major difficulty here at WR is the adoption part of the rehabilitated pet. It is a really, really weak point for me. With numerous animals under rehabilitative care, placing myself in front of the computer is really, really difficult. After 10+ hours of daily work at Willow Run, I must admit the last thing I want to do right about now is profile the pets that need new homes. So, I am going to say in the case of Sakari, I am the problem. So....

Can someone help me fix this problem? :) Sakari needs a new home soon. WR is thankful for the previous foster care Sakari received as we know exactly the in's and out's of this beautiful, exceptional girl.

For example:
1. Sakari can tell time. She will sit and look at you until it becomes clear she is waiting to eat. This doesn't happen once daily but twice daily. If you ask her if she is ready, she will speak back to you with her "howl-yowl". Not too much, not too little. Just the perfect amount of "howl-yowl".

2. Sakari has manners. She will always back up at the door and allow her person through first. Doesn't matter whether going in or going out. You can count on Sakari to wait for you. Some people won't do this for you, we know who they are. :)

3. Sakari is playful and watchful. With the correct introduction to smaller dogs, Sakari will *sometimes* scruff the wee one and carry it into the open door crate. Choo Choo can tell you this is true. I recently saw Sakari scruff Choo Choo and carry him away.

4. Sakari is best without toys. This means that she either has to have a home where she is the only dog so no sharing of toys will have to occur - or she has a home with another dog whose owner will agree to just not have toys or bones laying around. Is this cruel or unfair? Absolutely not, considering the play time you will witness among the two or three without a single toy present. It will potentially save money, time and anxiety as you won't have to worry which dog ate the squeaker.

5. Sakari likes dining at a table for one. This is easy. Just place the bowls with distance in between and stand watch until the meal is complete. What would you being doing anyway in this short amount of time? :)

6. Sakari is impeccably housetrained. Nothing more needs to be said.

7. Sakari should go to a home with a fenced area. This is not because she **will* run away. It is because she *has* to run away....and run back....and run away.....and run around....you get it. :) If you are sitting there now knowing you want to adopt Sakari but now "Number 7" appears with a fenced yard....and you don't have a fenced yard....WR will help with a fenced yard, within reason, for the absolute correct and responsible home for Sakari.

8. The best point about Sakari is even after the hell she endured over in Clarion County at the hands of an idiot, she still wants a person.

Sakari is people friendly, dog friendly (smaller dogs with proper introduction), interested in cats (probably better to have not cats but not impossible to have cats, either). Sakari will love well behaved children only.

Sakari is approximately 5 years old or so, spayed, current on all vaccinations to include rabies, distemper, Bordetella and influenza. Sakari has been treated against fleas and parasites. She is crate trained in the event of an emergency only, she is not fond of a crate otherwise. Sakari does not chew but one must be aware of what she is doing in new surroundings. This is true with any dog.

Sakari walks like a princess when leashed. No pulling, no dragging.
Her eyes are as blue as the sky, her fur whiter than white. She will watch you and respond without you speaking a word.

I forgot to mention the snow. Sakari in the snow is reserved information for the fortunate person who is out there somewhere to witness on their own, Sakari in the snow.

Sakari is amazing. Can someone please give her a chance to start a new life?

TEXT ONLY to 570 357 4070 or email to [email protected] to apply for Sakari. She will love you for it - and so will we. :)

Thank you for caring about Sakari. Please share!

- Margo and Team WRSA

02/14/2024

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Available for Adoption!!

Lily needs a home of her own! Lily is a spayed Dachshund mix, approximately 2 1/2 years old, current on rabies, distemper, Bordetella and influenza vaccines. Lily weighs in at approximately 9 pounds. Lily is a true sweetheart.

Lily requires daily exercise and mental stimulation. Whether it be throwing a ball or clapping your hands as she zips around you with unbelievable speed....banking her turns....and with precise accuracy - Lily really wants to be with her person. Although a fenced yard is a bonus so she can meander around and discover in a more free way, a fence is not mandatory in Lily's case.

Lily will thrive in a mature, low traffic household. Lily is very affectionate and playful. She likes other dogs and is not bothered by cats. As with many dog breeds, there should be no small animals in the home such as rabbits or guinea pigs.

Lily is housetrained and crate trained but minimal time in the crate for Lily, please. Lily does not have accidents within the home except on occasion when I drop the ball. Even though she can be rough and tumbles around, she is a smaller pup who must have a few more necessary outdoor breaks in order to keep her housetrained.

Lily walks very well when leashed.

If you think you would like to be around a pup that will believe the sun rises and sets upon you, you have just met your match! Lily is the one for you! Don't wait, there is no reason to wait. Lily needs you!

Please TEXT ONLY to 570 357 4070 or email [email protected] to receive further information and to receive an adoption application.

Please share Lily's picture and information so she can find a great home for herself.

Thank you for caring about Lily.

- Margo and Team WRSA

02/14/2024

Chihuahua update:

Available for adoption!!

Myrtle was spayed today. She is as sweet as can be and is resting peacefully.

Please TEXT ONLY to 570 357 4070 or email to [email protected] to receive an adoption application and further information about Myrtle.

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- Margo at Team WRSA

02/12/2024

02/12/2024

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**The dogs pictured in this post are part of an ongoing humane investigation. If you recognize any of the dogs or know who owned them, please refrain from posting that information.**

A total of 7 Chihuahuas, 1 Shih Tzu, 1 Cattle Dog mix and 1 rabbit were owner surrendered to Willow Run Sanctuary & Adoptions last week. After an extensive veterinarian appointment for the entire group, these sweeties need to move into a permanent home as soon as possible. Before proceeding on, we are pleased to inform that Jasmine, the 17 year old Shih Tzu, and Zoe, an older Cattle Dog mix went to the vet appointment as scheduled and found their permanent homes before the appointment concluded!

All pups are friendly. All get along fine with other dogs, and all are not bothered by cats. A consistent routine is required for each pup regarding their housetraining process. None are fond of spending time in a crate, I don't blame them. These pups should spend minimal time crated and only at absolutely necessary times.

These pups want a person of their own. They are lap dogs.

All pups are soon to be spayed or neutered. They are now all current on vaccinations to include rabies, distemper, Bordetella and influenza. The latter two vaccinations were given in the event the pups must be boarded. All pups have been dewormed and are now treated against fleas. Special shampoo for bathing to remove dead skin and scabs has begun and will continue 3 times a week for the next few weeks.

A minimum adoption donation of $300 per pup is appreciated as we continue the Willow Run mission of stopping animal neglect and abuse in Jefferson County, PA.

Interested parties should send an email inquiry to: [email protected]
OR
TEXT ONLY to (570)357 4070

If you are interested in fostering, please utilize the above information to apply. Thank you in advance.*

*Please be aware that communications other than the above email address and the TEXT ONLY number will receive a delayed reply. We are sorry for this inconvenience.*

We ask for your help in sharing these pups and their information so they may start their new life in a fantastic new home as soon as possible.

As always, thank you for sharing - thank you for caring about the animals. Stay well.

Peace.

Margo and Team WRSA

02/01/2024

I miss you, Lauren.

Today is two years since you closed your eyes forever. Time has healed nothing, I miss you so much.

I wish I could just have you back.

I love you, Lauren.

Your Mama

12/14/2023

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Hello Friends of the Animals -

Willow Run is reaching out to residents of Jefferson County and beyond asking for donations of much needed items and supplies due to situations as of late.

For the past several weeks, our noses have been to the grindstone handling multiple humane issues that, regretfully, have progressed into serious humane cases through both state police and borough police. We are thankful throughout for the State Troopers and Borough Police Officers for enforcing humane law to help the animals. All situations are located in Jefferson County with the exception of one stretching into Armstrong County. This being noted, we have barely had time to look up. Finally, the dust is settling as the new arrivals are now normal routines. As double digit numbers of animals from different perpetrators have come under the Willow Run wing, multiple off-premise volunteers have had to step up to help with physical care and housing of animals.

An additional situation to the above involves a large number of rabbits dropped off in the Reynoldsville area. This specific situation is not a humane case at this point in time since an owner is not known. We are asking if anyone has information about a person who once had a multitude of rabbits who now all of a sudden have no rabbits....please let us know through private message. We are thankful to Good Samaritan "J" in Reynoldsville who is helping the rabbits find their way to Willow Run. The trapping and transporting is time consuming and daunting for "J" who is handling it single handedly. The rabbits are emaciated, beat up, torn and ripped as well as one surely being visually impaired. Of course, veterinarian care is scheduled. Be assured, all are comfortable, warm, fed and cared for.

Yet another Good Samaritan brought to our attention about a colony of kittens and cats - 16 in total - pretty much starving, meant to be "mousers" in a barn that nothing should live in other than the owner himself - animals being injured by highway traffic....absolutely no care or concern being given to these kittens and cats. This situation hangs in the balance regarding humane infractions. The sterilizing of this colony along with other necessary care totaled just over $2,000 - absolutely no contribution of any kind from the neglectful owner. Willow Run satisfied this cost. All kittens and cats are at Willow Run, safe, fed and treated with dignity and respect. All except one is available for adoption. If someone can volunteer to come to take pictures of the cats and kittens so they can be viewed for adoption, please private message your interest. Thank you to the Animal Hospital of Punxsutawney for the stellar care of this colony of kittens and cats.

The total number of animals received at Willow Run exceeds 51. This number includes goats, dogs, cats, chickens, roosters, horses of all sizes and rabbits. Imagine this. Pitiful.

We need donations of the following:

Horse hay - square bales preferred, round bales accepted. We must politely request no dusty or old hay, please.

Horse grain - Tribute, Seniority GC Plus, pictured below.

Nature's Bedding - pictured below.

Purina One Dry Kibble Dog Food, Chicken - pictured below.

Pedigree Canned Dog Food, Chopped Chicken - pictured below.

Rabbit Pellets - pictured below.

Whole Corn - pictured below.

Straw for bedding, primarily for the rabbits.

Heat Lamps with bulb - pictured below.

Please send a PM to arrange drop off or pick up. Thank you.

Monetary donations are also needed as veterinarian/farrier care has been received for the equine as well as veterinarian care for the dogs, cats and rabbits. Check donations can be sent to WRSA, Inc., 381 East Branch Road, Brookville, PA 15825.

PayPal: [email protected]

Lastly, a run-in shelter is needed at an off-premise location. It costs approximately $900. If you would like to donate specifically for this much needed structure, please specify same with your donation.

Due to the sensitivity of the pending cases, we cannot upload pictures of the animals.

Thank you for reading, thank you for sharing - thank you for being a friend to all animals.

With Best Regards,
Margo and Team at WRSA

09/25/2023

Update -

The kit is on its way to the veterinarian. Thank you, Kitty, for volunteering to transport. Many thanks to you, greatly needed, greatly appreciated.

- Margo at WRSA

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Update -

Transport has proved to be unsuccessful for today. Transport is now needed for the kit to be dropped off at the Animal Hospital of Punxsutawney tomorrow, Tuesday morning, at 9 a.m. sharp.

Please volunteer to help this situation.

-- Margo at WRSA

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Help is needed. Please volunteer to help.

Immediate transportation is needed from Reynoldsville, PA for a very young kitten that needs to go to the Animal Hospital of Punxsutawney as soon as possible.

If you are reading this now and can help this situation, please contact 570 357 4070.

Thank you in advance.

- Margo at WRSA

09/22/2023

UPDATE -

APPLICATION PENDING!!

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****Available for Adoption****

Meet RONIN -

We hope Ronin can find a new home as soon as possible as he also has been held up at Willow Run recovering from a serious ringworm infection. Having received the "all clear" from the veterinarian, we hope and remain confident that he will find his permanent home soon.

Ronin is approximately 5 months young, neutered, current on rabies and distemper vaccinations, has been treated against mites, fleas and worms and is ready to go! Ronin has tested NEGATIVE for feline leukemia.

Ronin utilizes the litter box without incident.

Ronin has exposure to the dogs here at Willow Run and is accepting and friendly. He will do fine with the correct introduction to a dog or dogs and has no problem with other cats. Correct introduction in all cases.

Ronin is inquisitive and a free spirited little guy. He is the last to wake up from naps and likes to look at butterflies flitting around. He is sweet and cuddly and loves people. He will buddy up only to well behaved children. Ronin has a super shiny, short, sleek coat. Ronin is on the lean side.

A minimum donation of $50 is appreciated regarding the adoption of any cat or kitten. This donation allows us to care for the animals that are living at Willow Run and for others yet to come.

If you would like to receive a non-obligatory application regarding Ronin, please send your request to:

[email protected]

or

feel free to TEXT your request to (570) 357 4070.

Please help us locate a home for Ronin. As usual, thank you for caring about the animals.

Peace.

- Margo at WRSA