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KLTV Pet Patrol: Lost cat in south Tyler area

Submitted by Stephanie Frazier, KLTV Community Web Producer
Wednesday, June 12th, 2013, 5:26pm
KLTV Pet Patrol: Lost cat in south Tyler area

Viewer Emily has asked for help locating her pet cat.

She said, "Missing cat, reward offered:  Female calico somewhere near Copeland/Shiloh Rd in Tyler, near Apple Swim and Fitness. There's signs up and the number is 903-521-5871. We really want her home."

Please call Emily if you have any information about this cute cat! Thanks, neighbors!

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KLTV Pet Patrol: Daisy was rescued once, now she's lost again

Submitted by Stephanie Frazier, KLTV Community Web Producer
Wednesday, June 12th, 2013, 3:38pm
KLTV Pet Patrol: Daisy was rescued once, now she's lost again

Leslie contacted us on Facebook with this request for help finding her dog, Daisy:

Daisy was taken from my yard over the weekend. I-20 near exit 110, Mt Sylvan, Carrol, Hideaway, Lindale area.

"$100.00 REWARD! MY DOG WAS STOLEN OUT OF MY YARD ON SUNDAY. SHE IS A RESCUE WHO HAD A HORRIBLE LIFE AS A BREEDER UNTIL WE SAVED HER. SHE HAS LARGE, HANGING BREASTS, BUT IS SPAYED AND NOT ANY USE TO SOMEONE WHO STOLE HER TO BREED! "

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Fund set up to help sweet boxer get healthy, find a home

Submitted by Stephanie Frazier, KLTV Community Web Producer
Friday, June 7th, 2013, 2:17pm
Fund set up to help sweet boxer get healthy, find a home
The SPCA of Smith County has rescued the sweet boxer, Hilary, and have seen to it that she is receiving the medical care that she needs.Now they are looking for an adoptive family for the boxer. They say Hilary needs a lot of love and care. She is a 7-year-old boxer who was rescued from the Smith County Animal Barn. Hilary is heartworm positive and just had eye surgery. The SPCA of East Texas will be setting up a medical fund to help offset Hilary's expenses.
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German Shepherd 'Max' is hoping for a home

Submitted by Stephanie Frazier, KLTV Community Web Producer
Wednesday, June 5th, 2013, 11:40am
German Shepherd 'Max' is hoping for a home

Pets Fur People has shared with us the need for homes for these three wonderful animals. Check them out:

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VIDEO: Rooster and cat battle it out for food - who will win?

Submitted by Stephanie Frazier, KLTV Community Web Producer
Monday, June 3rd, 2013, 6:20pm
VIDEO: Rooster and cat battle it out for food - who will win?

A funny look at a cat who lives (whether he likes it or not) with a rooster. Who do you think wins the battle over cat food?

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Do you recognize this dog?

Submitted by Stephanie Frazier, KLTV Community Web Producer
Monday, June 3rd, 2013, 5:11pm
Do you recognize this dog?

From the SPCA of East Texas Facebook page:

This little guy was found in Smith County.  Take a close look at the collar; have you seen this dog in your neighborhood? Please help us locate the owner. Call Becky at the SPCA of East Texas at 903-596-7722 with any details!! Thank You.

Help us help the animals! Donate, volunteer, foster, adopt! www.spcaeasttx.com

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Beautiful shelter cat needs a home of her own

Submitted by Stephanie Frazier, KLTV Community Web Producer
Monday, June 3rd, 2013, 4:59pm
Beautiful shelter cat needs a home of her own

From Pets Fur People on Facebook:

This is Callie, a 12 year old female calico cat that needs a family. She will do best in a quiet household with no small children. She prefers adult companionship and is very affectionate when she chooses to be - just like cats tend to do.

Pets Fur People is a selective admission, life-sustaining animal sanctuary. Our mission is to provide a temporary haven for the animals in our care, until they find their forever families. We are committed to reduce and ultimately eliminate euthanasia as an acceptable method of population control for unwanted dogs and cats. We promote the positive results of spay/neuter programs to reduce dog and cat overpopulation, and pride ourselves in teaching responsible pet guardianship.

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