Pets

New Feline Mom Needs A Home

Regional animal shelter serving South Windsor, Manchester and East Hartford Say 'Page's' kittens have been place, but she is homeless.

'Page' is a proud new mom, but a local animal control shelter is trying to find a home for her.
'Page' is a proud new mom, but a local animal control shelter is trying to find a home for her. (Courtesy of the Tyler Regional Animal Care Shelter)

SOUTH WINDSOR, CT — A regional animal shelter is asking for a little help in finding a home for a feline mom who just gave birth.

While "Page's" kittens have all been placed, the Tyler Regional Animal Care Shelter said this week it's having trouble finding Page's owner or, whether, Page has an owner.

Municipally owned and operated, the animal shelter is located on Sullivan Avenue in South Windsor and serves the towns of South Windsor, East Hartford and Manchester.

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This week, Tyler shelter officials introduced Page to the community via Facebook, with the South Windsor Police department doing the same on Wednesday.

Page is described as "a very friendly one and a half year old female gray tiger" cat, reads the Tyler shelter Facebook post.

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Tyler said she is available through the CT Animal Population Control Program.

Those interested can call South Windsor Animal Control at 860-648-6239.

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