March 2010 Rescue Outreach

Opal is a very good looking dark chocolate Boxer/Lab mix. She is five years old and was originally found as a stray in Simsbury, CT. Currently she is living at a kennel until she can find a great home to call her own.

She's a very nice dog who will do well in a quiet, stable home environment. She is a sweet girl who wants to please her person. She has received training and is exemplary with her basic commands.

Opal is truly a gem, she's so pretty with her dark coat and white chest. She would truly shine if she were part of a loving family. This pup is a snuggler who's deluded in thinking she's a lap dog! She also grooves on sticking her head out the window of a moving car and enjoying the wind on her pretty face. She doesn't ask for much, Opal just wants to enjoy life's simple pleasures.

If you are interested in Opal, please contact Karen at 860-242-9999 x 6 or Karen@OurCompanions.org .

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If adopting a dog isn't on the horizon for you, there are other significant ways you can assist Opal such as:

• Contributing to the Crickett fund (click here to make an online donation)
• Forward Opal's story to your animal loving friends and family.
  

Hope is a bright-eyed, very energetic, five year old female Calico kitty. She was raised since she was four weeks old by a family who love her very much. However, due to some unforeseen and difficult life circumstances, they have decided that it's best if Hope is placed with another loving family.

Now, let's be clear - Hope is no sleepy lap cat. She's always on the go and is very full of life. She will keep you laughing and totally entertained with her antics. She's a clown who loves to play and frolic. And let's not forget her good looks, she has such pretty and interesting markings, a real looker, and she knows she's fabulous.

If you'd like a kitty who will make you laugh and can give this honey a loving home, please call Karena at 860-242-9999 or email her at Karena@ourcompanions.org .

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If you are unable to adopt a cat at this time, there are other significant ways you can assist cats in need:

• Contribute to the Feline Fur-get-Me-Not Fund
• Forward this story to your animal loving family & friends.