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To the

RESCUE!

Furby loves getting pets from
family member Michael.

Saving Furby by Caitlin Gill Kind Questions

Furby the cat lived outside with his brother and sister. Now that you have
One day, a family found them! The family brought the read Kind News,

kittens to the Humane Society of Western Montana. challenge yourself
with these questions.
The kittens were only four weeks old. They were scared 1. Dog photographer Kaylee

of people. They hissed when anyone came near them. Greer notices how dogs
The kittens were too young to stay at the animal are feeling when she

shelter. A foster family took them home. Foster takes their pictures. Have
you ever been able to tell
caregivers take care of if someone was upset or

animals for a short time. How can you help cats scared even when they
They help animals learn you see around your did not say it? How could
you tell? If not, how do
neighborhood?
to trust and live with you think you could tell
people so that they • If you see cats who look when a person or animal
sick or hurt, call your local
can be adopted. Furby animal shelter. is upset or scared without
them saying so?
learned how to love • You can become a foster 2. Outdoor cats may not

and play with people. family for kittens like live as long as indoor cover: redrover; this page: redrover.
He came back to the Furby. Ask your parent or cats. What are some

shelter at eight weeks old. guardian to call your animal dangers you can think
of that cats might run
Our family adopted him! shelter and find out how. into outside?

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