A cat placed inside a plastic box was left by its owner on the front doorstep of the Humane Society of Midland County, reports Kate Carlson of the Midland Daily News.

The abandoned cat was found by Diane Winkler, the shelter’s foster program coordinator, when she arrived for work on Friday morning, Dec 29, 2017.

Winkler said the cat must have been deserted by its master when the shelter closed at 7:30 pm the night before. A large rock was placed on top of the lid of the box, which could have crushed the cat had the lid broken.

She added that there was fecal matter frozen to the cat’s body and that it was in rough shape. The cat, christened Rockafeller, was given a warm bath, vaccinated and tested, and is now safe despite spending a night outside in …show more content…
Both compete with each other for their favorite spot on WCFA’s cat condo.

Those who are interested in adopting Charlie and the other cats can visit www.wecareforanimals.org. For more information, they can send a voicemail through 702-346-3326 or call Karen at 435-862-9574 or Linda at 702-376-1642.

WCFA’s next adoption event is on January 13, 2018 from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM at Suite 1, 150 N. Yucca.

To lose weight is the New Year’s resolution named Emily who has been staying with the Oswego County Humane Society for two months now.

She loves sitting by the window and playing with a toys and is starting to get friendly with the shelter’s personnel. She has beautiful tuxedo marking but is a bit on the heavy side.

Emily would make a great calm pet according to the shelter’s crew.

Those interested in adopting Emily can call 315-207-1070 or send an email via ochscontact@hotmail.com

Juno is the name of a young male Domestic Short Hair cat with a short coat and is house-trained. He has been vaccinated and is neutered.

The cat is staying at ASAP Cats’ shelter in Santa Barbara,