Animal Shelter Throws 19th Birthday Party For Cat Awaiting A Home
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Happy birthday to Sammy, a "sweet, carefree" senior cat who loves napping and people-watching.
Animal shelter staff in Ohio who threw a birthday party for a 19-year-old cat in their care are hoping he gets the ultimate present: a new home. When employees at Cincinnati Animal CARE realized that Sammy, a sweet senior cat, would be spending his 19th birthday at the shelter, they decided to make the occasion as special as possible. “Happy birthday to this beautiful fella who would love a nice, quiet home to live out his golden years!” read a Facebook post on Tuesday from the shelter, showing Sammy at a celebration with his human friends at the shelter, a heaping helping of cat food and a special hat and bow. “The only rule for adopting Sammy though? You have to throw him a 20th birthday party on 6/15/22!”
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