Meet Delilah

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adoption, animal shelter, cats, Corner Room, Delilah, HOKAFI, video, volunteer

Delilah is back with her pals in Corner Room at the shelter.  I stopped in today after my morning with the gang in SP#1 (where all is well).

The group in Corner Room is really quite a bunch of characters.  I took a lot of video  of everyone today (in SP#1 and Corner Room) and can’t wait to introduce you to some of Delilah’s roommates.  They are a really great group of cats.  I can’t believe people haven’t scooped them all up already.   Although many of them are supposedly “shy” (according to the white board that offers brief descriptions of each cat), they were almost all coming over for attention, eager to interact and play.  I don’t know if it’s the camera that makes them curious, or what, but they were bouncing around like a pack of kittens in there today.

Anyway, it will take me some time to upload and edit all of the clips, so for now I’ll share the clips of Delilah, who has moved back to the shelter after her ordeal.  Her new family wasn’t taking proper care of her, and so we are welcoming her back to the shelter. She seems very, very happy to be back home.

Delilah

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Delilah is HOME!

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animal shelter, cats, Delilah, HOKAFI, volunteer

Hi, everyone! Just a quick note to let you know that a group of volunteers from HOKAFI formed a search party and went out to look for our sweet Delilah and they FOUND HER!  Hooray!!!  She is back at the shelter safe and sound!  Welcome home, Delilah!

Delilah is Missing! Please help.

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Adopted, animal shelter, Brown Tabby, cats, Delilah, Dillsburg, HOKAFI, Honey Road, Missing Cat, Old York Road, Rossville

Delilah is Missing!
$250.00 REWARD
Brown Tabby Female about 3 years old
Call 717-818-1375

Delilah was adopted from HOKAFI on March 21. The front door of her new home flew open on the night of April 26, and she disappeared. She had spent most of the first three years of her life at the Helen O. Krause shelter, and has no experience fending for herself.  She is a very shy cat, and so it is requested that individuals who might spot her not try to catch her, but simply call the number above, so that someone who does know her can come to get her.

She disappeared from her home on Honey Road, which, according to the Facebook post/report, “is this side of Rossville, beside Old York Road near Kennedy’s trailer sales, near part of the Game Lands.” Traps have been set at the home and a volunteer is checking them daily. Flyers have been posted.  It is critical that we find her as soon as possible. Please call the number above if you see her, so that those who are assisting with her search know where to concentrate their efforts.

These photographs of Delilah were taken from Petfinder (the one on top is featured on the flyers that are being posted in the area).  I apologize that I cannot offer proper credit to the person who took them.

Thank you for passing on this information to anyone in the local area who might be in a position to see little lost Delilah!  We must find her!

I’m tagging this post in such a way that anyone who might find her and do a search on line (in Google, etc.) for a missing cat in that area of Pennsylvania will hopefully see that we’re looking for one.

Hang in there, Delilah! We won’t let you down!

I’d like to send a note of thanks to the person who is offering the reward for Delilah’s return.  I don’t know who you are, but I’m very grateful for your generosity. Thank you.