Mews and Pupdates | December 2021

Happy tails to 146 newly united pets and families in November! Nala was just one of many animals who found their home in December. Nala is a 10-year-old senior gal who spent a couple of months at the shelter waiting on a home. Nala’s new family writes “She will explore, spend time with us and then when tired nap under the bed… for the first time she slept out in the open on the bed in her room (the bedroom door was open). While cautious, she has been sociable, seems happy to be here, and alert and interested in what she is experiencing.” We are so thankful to families like Nala’s who give senior cats a second chance!
THANK YOU FOR AN AMAZING 2021!

2021 was full of challenges and changes, and we are finishing out the year with nothing but gratitude for all of our adopters, donors, and community. We have seen not only happy faces (masked and not!), but so much grace and understanding through a tumultuous year full of unknowns. THANK YOU from all of us at Cape Ann Animal Aid!

Huggie has quite an appropriate name, as she is a total love bug that enjoys jumping up and giving big hugs. We think this sweet lady may have some Great Dane in her mix, and at about 11 months old she is weighing in at 58 pounds. Huggie is incredibly sweet and social, and is looking for a home with older children that she can’t accidentally knock over!

Bunny was surrendered to a rural shelter in Georgia as her owner could no longer take care of her. Super sweet and social, this little lady loves attention! If you are looking for an older cat that has outgrown the crazy kitten antics then she is the kitty for you! Bunny has lived with other kitties and would not mind being part of a multi-cat household.

Thank you from over 1,500ย animals that you helped us unite with their new families.ย Every animal that has gone through our doors and on to their new lives is now warm and loved this holiday season, thanks to you. Please help us continue to save more lives in 2022 by giving today!


UPCOMING EVENTS

WINTER BALL 2022

Please join us on Saturday, March 5th, 2022,ย at Danversport for an evening on the water, celebrating with our amazing animal-loving community. This beautiful location is the perfect place to escape the winter cold and help homeless animals find their forever paradise!ย Thank you to our presenting sponsors Cape Ann Lobstermen and Titos Handmade Vodka โ€“ the vodka for dog people!ย Tickets are available for purchase now!


CUSTOM PAINT-BY-NUMBER KITS

The deadline to receive your kit by Christmas has passed, but you can still purchase a PUP Kit to benefit CAAA through December 31st! Paint-Ur-Pet kits are hand-drawn, custom paint-by-number canvases of your pet and are easy to complete on your own or with a friend! Kits include the supplies you need to complete your own masterpiece.
Paint-Ur-Pet is generously donating 65% of purchases directly to CAAA.


PETS AROUND TOWN

We loved hosting home school families from the North Shore (left) for volunteer activities and some time with the animals! Hansel (center) visited Gloucester Healthcare for the first visit in over a year to the nursing home, and Frank (right) had a visit with Santa himself at Granite Coast Brewing Company.
You can catch us at more community events by visiting our events page below!

CODY (NOW SEAMUS)
“They are best buds and I’m so glad they love each other.”

New City Of Gloucester Trash Bags

โ€ข Compost yard & accepted food waste
โ€ข Recycle plastic bottles & jugs, glass bottles, aluminum &
metal cans, cardboard & paper.
โ€ข Buy Items with less packaging
โ€ข Donate and reuse
For Recycling or Trash Program Information:
Call: 978-281-9785 or Visit: http://www.gloucester-ma.gov

Catch the Championship Round of the Cape Ann Savings Bank’s Holiday Hockey Tournament with Phil and Jim LIVE TONIGHT (Monday 12/27) at 8PM from the Dorothy Talbot Rink in Gloucester

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Link here- https://www.facebook.com/groups/CapeAnnLive

@FishermenGHS: Day 1 of the BankGloucester Holiday Tournament! Reminder, only immediate household family members are permitted in GHS as spectators. Games will be streamed on the http://nfhsnetwork.com

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CHAMELEON and an Advent Calendar

I call this โ€Chameleon and an Advent Calendarโ€โ€ฆ. for obvious reasons. Someone wanted jn on the Christmas festivities this year.

Cooper’s Hawk on Rocky Neck

We visited our friend Bex recently and she reported there’s a Cooper’s Hawk hanging around in her neighborhood and she commented on its distinctive call. About a half hour later, we heard an unusual bird call on Rocky Neck and tracked it down to this Cooper’s Hawk. I don’t know what their range is (I am a mere Bird Nerd and not an actual birder) but it seems possible this is the same hawk as reported by Bex. I am including a clip of the call. in case you are interested.

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Christmas Wildlife — pat morss

A Holiday is just another workday for feathers and fur.

Humans – They may have food. An ice shelf to contend with at Niles Pond
Well, where is it?
A patient female Mallard
Out on the pond, an uninvited male Merganser gets between a couple
Thanks Dear
Red-tailed Hawk (center) harrassed by dive-bombing crows at the Audubon Sanctuary
Score one for the crows
Not the venison we had for Christmas dinner
This White-tail was too quick, during a regular sunset visit
And the sun, setting farthest to the south of Eastern Point light