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Melissa Hanejko|Bucks County Courier Times

New year, new you? Thinking of making a big change to ring in the new year? While you can always lose weight, clean out the garage, andfinally, tackle that pile of clutter, addition by subtraction isnt the only path to a happy new year. Sometimes, a new addition is just whats needed to fill your heart and home with joy.

Clay wont take up much space in your home, but this little guys personality is big enough to fill a mansion. Clay is just 6 months old and full of kitten whimsy and fancy. His day is filled with important kitten duties, such as chasing his ball around, strategizing how hes going to finally catch the red dot from the laser pointer, and inspecting all the patches of sun in the house. But he will always clear his schedule for an impromptu cuddle session!

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Rescued as a newborn along with his mom and siblings, Clay is very social and outgoing. Heis also incredibly adorable, with a velvety soft coat, bright golden eyes and a pair of oversized ears. Clay loves to play with his foster friends and would be happy to have a kitty sibling or two.

Clay is available for adoption through Northeast Animal Rescue and is neutered, up-to-date on vaccines and tested negative for the feline leukemia and immunodeficiency viruses. For more information about Clay, or to complete an adoption application, visit nar.rescuegroups.org.

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Can a city boy find love in the suburbs? To find out, you dont need to turn on Lifetime television, just head to ACCT Philly and ask for Buck!

Four-year-old Buck is known around the shelter as a very good boy, and he would love to become known as your best boy. Buck was surrendered due to his owners living situation, and his family had nothing but praise.They noted that Buck is extremely friendly to everyone he meets, has a wonderful disposition and is highly active. Buck even gets along well with other dogs.

This easy going guy is a gentle giant who doesnt seem to realize hes not lapdog sized! He is very energetic and is a star on the shelters running team.

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Buck is an excitable boy, but once he gets his zoomies out of the way, hes ready to settle in for a nice walk. Buck would love to have an active family who will take him along on hikes and outdoor adventures, and a fenced yard would be a dream come true for this playful pup.

He has excelled at learning basic commands from his volunteer friends and would love to continue training in his new home.

Buck is available for adoption or foster care through ACCT Philly, located at 111 W. Hunting Park Ave.in Philadelphia. For more information about Buck, or details on how to adopt, visit acctphilly.org.

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