Frankie

Sat., Feb. 28, 2009

Scraps

This is an extremely mellow and gentle cat. He was turned into the shelter by his owner when they moved to an apartment and didn’t take him with them. He is very tidy in his room and very easy going. Beautiful semi-sweet chocolate and mocha coat with stunning blue eyes. Anyone interested in adopting this boy can visit SCRAPS at 2521 N. Flora Road or call 477-2532. Most of our available pets can be seen on Petfinder.com or visit www.spokanecounty.org. Cats are $69.70 and this includes license, neuter, vaccination, microchip, rabies and a trip to the veterinarian. Take advantage of our free private pet behavioral sessions.

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