NJ animal group says teen abandoned gerbils, one may have died 943thepoint.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from 943thepoint.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The Associated Humane Societies/Popcorn Park is offering a sizable $500 reward for any information that find out who left a Gerbil they ve named Curly on the side of Old Main Shore Road behind the Barnegat Motel last Friday in a horrendously filthy cage .
(Photo: AHS/Popcorn Park)
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It was pretty humid on Friday, clouds mixed with sun with temperatures up near 90 degrees at its peak,
The gerbil, Curly , is being taken care of by AHS/Popcorn Park officials who say he will eventually go up for adoption.
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Meet Cap, a two year old
Belgian Malinois, who recently received a bulletproof vest from representatives from Associated Humane Societies. According to AHS, Cap is a recent graduate of the K9 program with the Middletown Police Department. Cap is now partnered with Middletown Patrolman Steve Greenwood.
It is great to know that this Police K9 will be protected while serving the Middletown community. The Associated Humane Societies “Vested Interest Fund” was established in 1998, in honor of an Asbury Park K9 dog named Solo. Solo, who had a great service record, was shot and killed in the line of duty in Asbury Park.
Beloved tiger rescued from neglect dies at N.J. animal refuge
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Caesar, a beloved tiger rescued from Texas, died at Popcorn Park Animal Refuge after nearly two decades with the Ocean County animal sanctuary, the organization announced Thursday.
Transported to Popcorn Park from a zoo that was closing in June 2002, Caesar was found neglected and needed medical care, according to the group. His condition soon improved under care at the Lacey Township refuge, which is run by Associated Humane Societies.
“Caesar [quickly] became everyone’s best friend,” a social media post from Popcorn Park said. “He loved to rub up along his fence and talk with his caretakers. Chuffing, moaning, and groaning, any sound that he could make in order to talk with us. He was 2 when he arrived, and he never seemed to get any older. He just acted like a 2-year-old ‘cub’ all his life.”