ADOPTABLE PET: Hagrid is curious and friendly
Kitten is awaiting adoption by a loving family or individual
Special to The Herald
ALBANY — Don’t worry. Hagrid won’t grow into a giant magician who’ll eat you out of house and home.
But he is curious and friendly, officials with the Albany Humane Society say.
Hagrid is an 11-month-old male kitten that’s looking for a permanent home. He was picked up as a stray by animal control officers and brought to the shelter.
“He will not be as big as Harry Potter’s friend nor probably ride a motorcycle, but he will be prettier,” the AHS official quipped.
To adopt Hagrid, or any of the cats and dogs at the AHS looking for families and individuals to adopt them, call the Albany Humane Society at (229) 888-7387 during business hours of 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays. Visit the Albany Humane Society website at www.albanyhumanesociety.com.
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