*** This is an edited review*** previously gave a ...

*** This is an edited review*** previously gave a higher rating.

***Edit Update: We called Humane Society as soon as they opened, finally found out where our new friend to be is, ADOPTED TO A DIFFERENT FAMILY. We were told numerous times that we will be called as soon as he is ready.***

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An over weight cat was brought to us by the neighbors' children, who mistook it for ours. This mangy stray was clearly not our cat, but we took her i and gave her a room, food, and a litterbox. She came very quickly and asked for pets, cuddles, and she spent the night on or under our bed. Called the OSPCA, who we wanted to make sure it wasn't just lost and to have her looked at. We soon found out that this visit was a surrender, and after trying to retrieve the cat were told that the we will be first on the adoption list. After numerous calls, we get the same vague answers about him(turned out to be a severely overweight boy), we have no idea what has happened to him. Staff are clueless as to his location. All we know is he won't eat. We also know after 2 weeks he still had to see a vet. He ate here no problem, he was happy and comfortable.