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Pet of the Week: Nikita

Here's Hi Tor's Cat of the Week

Posted by Kim Tran (Editor), September 9, 2011 at 05:11 pm

Nikita is 3 year old cat that was found in a yard in Spring Valley. She is a pretty cat with a particularly striking "mask." She is up to date with vaccines and is spayed.

During September, her adoption fee is 50 percent off.

Stop by Hi Tor Animal Shelter and take in a new family member today:

845-354-7900
65 Firemen's Memorial Drive, Pomona

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