| Subtle Signs of Illness in Cats Page 1
Polydactyly: More Toes than the Average Cat Page 2 And They Lived Happily Ever AfterPage 3 Meet FFR Volunteer Kate Evans Page 4 |
Rabies and Microchip Clinics Page 5
FFR Adoptions Page 5 Folsom Telegraph Special Offer Page 5 The Funny Side of Cats Page 6 |
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Another thing that arrives with the warmer months are fleas and ticks. Be sure that your flea and tick protection is up-to-date on your pets even if they live indoors. Just shopping at a pet store where other animals are can bring a stray flea into your home. Talk to your veterinarian about the available products. That's it for this issue. Stay cool; same goes for your pets. John Bennett
Meet Affectionate Anna Lyn
Anna Lyn is a very sweet and affectionate cat. She loves to be petted but does like being the only cat in the household. She has been spayed, vaccinated, tested for FeLV/FIV, and microchipped, and is on Revolution for heartworm, ear mite, and flea prevention. For additional information about Anna Lyn, or to schedule an appointment to meet her, please call (916) 484-4099 or email info@folsomfelines.org.
We'd like to sincerely thank our donors for their contributions. Your generosity allows us to continue to assist felines in need. In addition to several anonymous donations this quarter, we received the following: $100 donation from Kim Miroy in honor of Viktor's Fund Thank you for your kindness!
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