CSPCA To Give Away ID Tags And Collars To Those In Need
Published: March 16th, 2017
By: Grady Thompson

NORWICH – Could your beloved pet use an ID tag and collar...free-of-charge?

It's reported that in 2016 alone, the CSPCA took in 362 stray dogs and cats throughout Chenango County. Sadly, only a mere 5 percent of those animals were reunited with their owners.

TO READ THE FULL STORY

The Evening Sun

Continue reading your article with a Premium Evesun Membership

View Membership Options

Author: Grady Thompson - More From This Author


Comments

Please, login to comment.



Man charged with attempted murder of Norwich police officer after failed stabbing

Man charged with attempted murder of Norwich police officer after failed stabbing

NORWICH – Monday evening a Norwich resident was charged with attempted murder after calling police for help and instead ambushed ..
April 16th
Windy Hill Farm Store receives grant from ADC

Windy Hill Farm Store receives grant from ADC

GREENE — Windy Hill Farm Store owner David DeYoung recently opened his farm store located at 137 County Road 32 ..
April 12th


Frank B. Revoir named 2024 Veteran of the Year
Frank B. Revoir named 2024 Veteran of the Year
Cornell Cooperative Extension aids Guilford farmer and encourages outreach
Cornell Cooperative Extension aids Guilford farmer and encourages outreach
City of Norwich spring pickup has begun
City of Norwich spring pickup has begun
South Otselic's Annual Fishing and Heritage Day - more than fishing
South Otselic's Annual Fishing and Heritage Day - more than fishing
Softball: S-E stays hot, defeats Canastota
Softball: S-E stays hot, defeats Canastota
Softball: B-G on a roll, defeats Afton
Softball: B-G on a roll, defeats Afton
Baseball: Afton defeats B-G in extras
S-E Golf begins season with win vs Clinton
Softball: Greene picks up first win of season in Tuesday’s home opener vs Unatego
Chobani delivers free yogurt to Oxford Academy
Chobani delivers free yogurt to Oxford Academy