Happy news from the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society.  The shelter announced this week's selection for Pet of the Week, Sharee the cat was adopted.

The staff at WVHS have now tabbed Plum as the Pet of the Week

Plum is a polite handsome guy, and is this week's selection because he could sure use a friend.

Plum is hoping for a nice calm home with kind gentle people who will take good care and love him.

Meet Plum

Age: 6 Years 7 Months

Sex: Male

Breed: Domestic Medium Hair / Mix

Animal ID: 36356379

Adoption fee: $25

If Plum is not the right cat for your home, there are plenty of other wonderful cats at the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society shelter that are in need of a furever home

Kiki is a 3 year old female tuxedo

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Sarah is a 14 month old female tabby

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Sheba is a 4 year old female

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Gemma is a 7 month female

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Geo is a 7 month old male

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Butter is a 12 year old male orange tabby

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Ruby is another senior, she is 12 years old

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Milo is a 6 month old male tuxedo

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Gerald is a 2 year old male tabby

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Hiccup is a 2 year old male

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Sophie is a 1 year old female tabby

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Romeo is a 1 year old male tabby

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Maggie is a 7 1/2 year old female calico mix

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Greyson is a 9 year old male

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Cindy is a 9 month old female

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For more information on these adoptable cats CLICK HERE

Tips For A Safer Healthier Pet This Winter in Wenatchee

Hopefully, the coldest and snowiest winter weather is behind us and a return to typical El Nino weather patterns is expected.

However, more snow and icy conditions could return and depending on your elevation, you may be located where rain for some areas will still fall as snow in your neighborhood.

READ TIPS and reminders from the Wenatchee Valley Humane Society to improve safety and health for your pet for the remainder of the winter months that lie ahead.

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