Smithtown Animal Shelter seeks family to adopt cat found emaciated at Taco Bell
The Smithtown Animal Shelter says Taco Belle had not been eating and had some several health issues when she was found. Now, the cat is recovering, has gained some weight and is ready for a family to adopt her.
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19ds agoThe Smithtown Animal Shelter is looking for someone to adopt a cat that was found emaciated at a Taco Bell.
Her rescuers named her “Taco Belle” in honor of where she was saved.,
The Smithtown Animal Shelter says Taco Belle had not been eating and had some several health issues when she was found. Now, the cat is recovering, has gained some weight and is ready for a family to adopt her.
Taco Belle is up to date on all of her shots.
The Smithtown Animal Shelter says she does have some stomach issues.
Anyone who would like more information can call the shelter at 631-360-7575.
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