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Pasadena Humane spotlights kitten season and 4-year-old cat Dipper
Summary
Suri from Pasadena Humane described an increase in kittens in spring and summer, the shelter's care for neonatal kittens through adoption readiness, and highlighted a 4-year-old adoptable cat named Dipper.
Suri from Pasadena Humane appeared on Pasadena in Focus to introduce viewers to the Neely Cat Center and to spotlight kittens and adoptable animals.
"During spring and summer, we tend to see an uptick in kitten numbers," Suri said, explaining that neighborhood litters and owner surrenders increase intake. "We do our best to take even little neonatal kittens all the way up to older kittens here at Pasadena Humane," Suri added, describing the shelter’s work to nurse vulnerable kittens to a stage where they are adoptable.
Suri also highlighted "Dipper," a 4-year-old cat described as a "sweetheart" who arrived as an owner surrender and has been thriving in shelter care while volunteers and staff provide enrichment and socialization. The segment invited viewers to visit the Neely Cat Center and consider adoption.
The segment presented adoption information and a brief profile of an animal currently in the shelter's care.
