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New Jersey Shelter Looking for Home for 44 Pound Cat
Animal obesity is as big a tragedy as human obesity in our society. Maybe even worse because our furry little pals can't decide to change their lifestyle or go on a diet. They just do what instinct tells them and eat.
This is a story about a 44 pound cat who needs a good home where she will be cared for in a healthy manner and receive the attention that she deserves. Hailing from New Jersey, Princess Chunk is a 44 lb white cat with an appetite.
According to a report from the New York Post:
"I mean, how do you lose a 44-pound cat?" said shelter volunteer Deborah Wright.
Wright told the Camden Courier Post that volunteers named the cat Captain Chunk until they realized it was a girl.
"She was probably fed table scraps, or may have a thyroid problem," Wright said.
See pictures here!
If you know someone who can give Princess Chunk a good home please find contact information here: leonard.greene@nypost.com
This is a story about a 44 pound cat who needs a good home where she will be cared for in a healthy manner and receive the attention that she deserves. Hailing from New Jersey, Princess Chunk is a 44 lb white cat with an appetite.
According to a report from the New York Post:
"I mean, how do you lose a 44-pound cat?" said shelter volunteer Deborah Wright.
Wright told the Camden Courier Post that volunteers named the cat Captain Chunk until they realized it was a girl.
"She was probably fed table scraps, or may have a thyroid problem," Wright said.
See pictures here!
If you know someone who can give Princess Chunk a good home please find contact information here: leonard.greene@nypost.com
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