Interview with Mr. Cat

Q:  So how did you end up at the Lycoming County SPCA?
A:  I was distracted by a good looking feline and chased after her, before I knew it, I was lost.  So a nice woman brought me to the SPCA.

Q:  When was this?
A.  May 5, 2012.

Q:  So how do you feel about being a stray?
A:  It's not so bad.  The nice people at the SPCA gave me a new name-Liem, gave me a nice place to sleep, plenty of food, and I get to play with the nice volunteers.

Q:  Any down side?
A:  Well, they are trying to prevent pet over-population and they had me neutered.  But I hear it will help me live a longer and healthier life so I don't need to complain.  There are so many of us waiting for homes, so I can understand the importance of spaying and neutering.

Q:  Anything you would like your future family to know? 
A:  I'm a pretty laid back guy so I could probably fit in with any new family.  I'm leukemia negative, have all my shots, and I have a microchip for identification.  And the best part is that I'm easier to take care of than a dog.  So if you want a pet, you should pick me.  I use my litter box, and I don't mind if my adopter wants a weekend get-away, and I eat a lot less than a dog.  Its win-win if someone adopts me.  I'll be happy and so will my adopter.