when they bring the young guns the studio these. doctor about once weekly Munjal
Well, here in South we know
there are always animals in need
of good home. So we have walked
her here. We’ve her every week
for she’s from the Humane
Society of Broward County and
she brought two little friends
with us here today. Tell me who
you brought. Okay. I think
brought the cutest kittens at
the Humane Society today.
They’re not going to last long.
They are long and fluffy and
adorable and they feel like
velvet. So I have a little
grasshopper. You have his
brother mantis. High mantis
mantis has really got unique
coloring because he’s almost
like a little bit of chocolate
brown coloring with tufts of
white. He’s beautiful you don’t
really see many brown but they
are just two of probably more
than 50 kittens that we have
available for adoption right now
at the shelter. So tell me
about, you know, people who are
interested in adopting or
adopting the other kittens. You
have you know what are what are
some things that they know?
Well, obviously kittens they do
in pairs because they keep each
other entertained. They’ll
probably play with each other
and tire each other out. So
they’re not attacking your toes
in the middle of the night while
you’re sleeping. So you might
want to consider taking two home
when you adopt from the shelter.
All the pets are spayed or
neutered. They go home. They are
microchip, receive their
preliminary vaccinations and
you’re getting a friend for life
and you. Oh my goodness. Look at
this little. Yes, this one likes
belly rolls, which is not very
common thing with kitty cats.
And he is purring. I wish all
the viewers kittens hear him her
so very cute, very curious.
Again, we have more than 50
kittens available for adoption
June is adopt a cat month so I
hope people will consider
adopting whether a kitten or an
adult cat because we have lots
adult cats and two at the
shelter also in need. What kind
of home would you say is for
these guys? You know somebody?
Well, first of all, because
they’re to have longer hair, you
need to make you have time to
devote to brushing them and. I
would get used to brushing at an
early age. So, you know, if
you’ve had cats, if you’ve never
had a cat, you you might want to
consider getting a kitten. They
are a lot of love. This one is
just not melting in my hand like
it’s serious. Still in Apso
adorable. And then we also have
a great that’s in need of a home
made sure there’s a picture of
major major is almost two years
old he was surrendered because
his family had no time. He is
good kids. He’s good with dogs.
He is afraid of the vacuum and
the ironing. I’ve heard the show
that I know a lot of people
whose dogs are scared of the
vacuum. Yes. So I get it made.
Major needs to have orthopedic
surgery and we are going to
cover the cost of. The
orthopedic surgery at the Humane
Society. He really needs a home.
He’s been with us several
months. He’s starting to get
really depressed. So he needs a
home or even a medical foster
home. You know, once he has his
surgery, he would go into a
foster home and recover. He
whoever would foster him would
to bring him back for some
follow up appointments. But if
you have room in your heart, in
your home to either adopt major
or his foster family, we would
greatly appreciate it because he
really needs to get of the
shelter. So, Sheri, we know
Major needs a home. People have
been asking for an on last
week’s pop. Yes, Roxy, I’m happy
to report I was adopted by a
local ten. Oh, so, so great to.
Hear Roxy has a little brother
and a dog brother I should and
is hopefully watching today. Oh
and these are these are serious
commitments people you know when
they when they come they should
be taking this very seriously.
What are some other things? You
know what common questions
people ask or, concerns they
have, especially if it’s their
first time coming out? Well, I
think if you’re a first time pet
owner. We have a lot of
information our website, which
is humane, Broadcom There’s all
types of things about how to
introduce kid kids, new pets,
how to introduce dog to a cat,
things of that nature. But like
you said, it is a commitment. It
is a lifetime commitment. And
pets can live, you know, little
kittens, cats in general, they a
kitten can live to be 20 years.
My oldest cat lived to be 22. So
they’re like people. They’re all
different. They’re made
different. They have different
personal kitties. And I would
encourage you to stop by if
you’ve thought about adopting we
have lots of love available.
Perfect Well, we’re going to say
goodbye from grass Hopper and
Mantis. Jerry, thank you so much
for joining us. Adopt these are
so cute and so fluffy and. I