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I Love Comic Book and Cartoon art! The Berkshire Art Association (BAA) announced the exciting comic and cartoon art exhibition “Everyone Is a Hero: A Comic and Cartoon Art Tribute to Our Local Heroes” will be on view from August 6 through August 28, 2021, at the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts. The show and its programs are made possible by the generous support of Pittsfield resident Paul Houston.
All are welcome to a sneak peek of the show on Friday, August 6, during Pittsfield’s First Fridays Artswalk. On Saturday, August 7, superheroes, artists, and friends are invited to celebrate the festivities at the opening party from 3-6 pm.
Every Wednesday at 8:30 we re joined by John Perreault, Executive Director of the Berkshire Humane Society to discuss all the happenings at their Barker Road facility, plus talk about their Pet of the Week.
This week s Pet of the Week is Sparkles, Sparkles is a BIG 11.5-year-old female black and white tuxedo shorthaired cat. Sparkles came to Berkshire Humane Society because her owner could no longer care for her. She is very loving and will cuddle and sleep with you. Sparkles loves to be around people, so she may get underfoot especially when there is food around. You can tell she has an appetite for food because she is a bit overweight but is on a special diet so she can lose a few pounds and get back down to healthier size. Sparkles would do best in a home without young children and as a senior, she is eligible for a the senior discount. If you are interested in Sparkles, please call Berkshire Humane Society s feline department at 413-447-7878 extension 124.
Pet Project 2021: These animals are available for adoption in shelters across Massachusetts on April 9 MassLive.com 2 hrs ago
Note:
While most shelters have closed their doors to the public many are still meeting prospective adopters through appointments. Please visit the shelter’s website or call to get information on adoption or fostering an animal at this time.
Through Pet Project MassLive showcases pets available for adoption at shelters at rescue organizations across Massachusetts. With the participation of the shelters listed below, many animals should be able to find a permanent home. Pets are adopted daily so please contact the shelter directly if you are interested in an animal.
Pet Project 2021: These animals are available for adoption in shelters across Massachusetts on April 9
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Note:
While most shelters have closed their doors to the public many are still meeting prospective adopters through appointments. Please visit the shelter’s website or call to get information on adoption or fostering an animal at this time.
Through Pet Project MassLive showcases pets available for adoption at shelters at rescue organizations across Massachusetts. With the participation of the shelters listed below, many animals should be able to find a permanent home. Pets are adopted daily so please contact the shelter directly if you are interested in an animal.
Every Wednesday at 8:30 we re joined by John Perreault, Executive Director of the Berkshire Humane Society to discuss all the happenings at their Barker Road facility, plus talk about their Pet of the Week.
This week s Pet of the Week is Shiloh, an energetic 9-month-old male Australian Shepherd mix who came to Berkshire Humane Society on a transport from an overcrowded shelter in Mississippi.
Staff at Berkshire Humane are looking for a specific home for this smart young dog. Shiloh s new owners) need to be an experienced dog person who own their own home, preferably with a fenced yard. It s important this person is energetic, as Shiloh, and will be willing to take the time to continue training that staff has already begun. Shiloh has a strong herding instinct, so a home without children under 13 years old, cats or small animals is required. He may get along with another dog; a dog introduction would be required.