Indiana Cat Loves the Spa Treatment...Ahhhhhhhh [VIDEO]

Allow us to introduce you to this week's Pet of the Week from the Vanderburgh Humane Society. Meet Cookies. .

Hi, Cookies here! Care to join me for a spa day? As you can see, I enjoy a good brushing and a head massage. I’m a sweet, relaxed five-year-old girl waiting for my forever home at the Vanderburgh Humane Society. I just passed 100 days here at the shelter! While I love napping in my bed all day, I think having my own home with lots of cozy napping spots and a family who loves me would be even better. If you need a sweet cuddle buddy or someone to share a spa day with, come meet me at the VHS! I’m spayed, microchipped, and up-to-date on vaccines, so I’m ready to go home with you! My adoption fee is $80.

Come on in to cuddle with Cookies or apply for adoption online at www.vhslifesaver.org/adopt/adoptable-dogs

VHS tips to keep your pets safe during winter weather

Are you and your pets prepared for a winter storm? Read our winter storm pet safety tips below!

Keep your pets indoors! We believe that pets are family members and should reside inside with their families, no matter the weather. Cats and dogs are susceptible to frostbite and hypothermia. Fur does not protect pets from long-term exposure to below-freezing temperatures. Do not leave pets unattended outdoors. Consider shortening dogs' walks or adding a sweater to protect them from the cold.

Stock up! Ensure that you have enough of your pets' food and medications to last several days. Don’t forget about foster animals! Stop by the shelter TODAY to stock up on foster supplies!

For feral cats and livestock: ensure access to fresh water and food. Provide extra insulation in shelters using straw or items like foam coolers, not blankets. Blankets absorb moisture and freeze. Do not set feral traps when temperatures are below freezing.

Wipe dog's paws, legs, and bellies after walks to remove toxic deicers and antifreeze.

Use caution with space heaters, candles, and other heating elements. Make sure they’re out of reach of pets and far from flammable material.

For more winter weather tips, visit

http://www.avma.org/.../petcare/cold-weather-animal-safety

Stay safe!

Look what else the Vanderburgh Humane Society has been up to.

Wanna watch cats playing LIVE 24/7 (if they’re not sleeping) on their new Petcube Play in the Cageless Cat Lounge and at the River Kitty Cat Cafe. Download the free Petcube app, create an account, and find “VHS Cat Lounge.” The camera runs all the time and if you turn your phone to landscape, you can control the built-in laser pointer and play with the kittens! vhslifesaver.org!

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