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Animal hospital waives fee to fight overpopulation

Posted: 12.29.2012 at 1:06 PM

Colby Gallagher joined the Fox 31 News Team in April 2012 as a general assignment reporter. Colby hails from Sewell, New Jersey and is an avid Philly sports fan.

To fight against the overpopulation problem, Companion Animal Hospital has temporarily gotten rid of their $30 intake fee for kittens placed into their adoption program / Worthit2u.net

ALBANY --
To fight against the overpopulation problem, Companion Animal Hospital has temporarily gotten rid of their $30 intake fee for kittens placed into their adoption program.

Dr. Carie Wisell and her staff are accepting kittens between six and ten weeks old to be spayed or neutered, vaccinated and de-wormed before being made available for adoption.

Companion Animal Hospital asks anyone considering putting their kitten or kittens up for adoption to please call 229-888-7181 to make sure there's room first. The intake fee will be waived until February 14^th.

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