ADOPTABLE PET: Sammie’s a delight … he just needs someone to play with
Special to The Herald
ALBANY — One-year-old bobtail kitty Sammie may be the ideal cat. He’s intelligent, likes other cats and isn’t afraid to share his space with dogs.
Brought into the Humane Society’s Oakridge Drive shelter as a stray, Sammie has proven to be a quick learner and a favorite of staff. He’s smart, clean, keeps his cage clean and loves to play … every pet lover’s dream.
To adopt Sammie or any of his four-legged brothers and sisters, call the Albany Humane Society at (229) 888-7387 during business hours: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays. Visit the Albany Humane Society website at www.albanyhumanesociety.com.
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