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A year ago, one happy family adopted dog Jasper (then known as "Yang") from Floyd County Humane Society. A year later, the family decided they (and Jasper) needed another floof-friend and adopted kitten Agatha (formerly Bamboo)! Elizabeth, Agatha's new pet mom, writes, "Agatha thinks she’s large and in charge as demonstrated by her command of Jasper’s bed. Jasper gives up and goes to the couch with the saddest puppy dog eyes ever." Agatha likes to play with Jasper's tail and they spend a fair amount of time chasing each other. The house reportedly "gets a little crazy at times" but Agatha and Jasper "are becoming closer every day." Check out the photos and watch Jasper and Agatha get to know each other in this cute "Happy Tails" video!
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Fabulous opportunity in Roanoke this weekend!! Angels of Assisi Holding First Low-Cost Pet Health Fair; Keeping People with Their Pets! Roanoke, VA - Angels of Assisi is holding their first Pet Health Fair this Saturday, April 23rd, from 10 am-2 pm at the Berglund Center at 710 Williamson Road, Roanoke, VA 24016. Angels of Assisi will offer a variety of low-cost services at the Pet Health Fair, including vaccinations, microchips, nail trims, heart-worm tests, and most importantly, the ability to treat sick pets. Do you have a pet in need of care? Do not miss out on this opportunity! Animals will be seen on a first-come, first-serve basis. No appointments are necessary. “The goal of the Pet Health Fair is to increase accessibility to veterinary care,” said Dayna Reynolds, Director of Community Engagement at Angels of Assisi, “ By doing so, we hope to keep people with their pets and help pets live healthier, happier lives.” In addition to low-cost veterinary care, the Regional Center for Animal Care and Protection will also be handing out free pet food to pet owners facing difficulty feeding their pets. The Pet Health Fair will feature several different vendors, including Bradley Free Clinic, the YMCA, Family Services of Roanoke Valley, and Oakey’s Pet Funeral Home and Crematory. If you have any questions about the Pet Health Fair, please contact Dayna Reynolds at [email protected].  Share
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The Floyd County Humane Society is a non-governmental, non-profit organization supported entirely
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The Floyd County Humane Society is a non-governmental, non-profit organization supported entirely
by donations and volunteer activity.
501c3 EIN 52-1266614