Mercer, who has three shaved legs due to a recent procedure, went missing Sunday.
Mercer, a male cat with a black back and white belly and legs, is missing in the area, according to his owners. Mercer went missing at Long Meadow Road in the Walnut Grove neighborhood in Royersford on March 17. He was on medication due to a recent procedure, which left his front fore legs and one rear leg shaved. If you see Mercer, please contact 610-792-2152.
Hasbro announced which token Internet users voted out, and which new token was voted in.
In January, Hasbro asked Monopoly players to go online and vote for two things: their favorite current token in the game, and for a new token to join the game. Well, Internet users have spoken and the iron has run out of steam, according to the Chicago Tribune, and is being replaced by a cat. In a graph on Mashable, the dog was saved with 29 percent of the vote, and the boot, the iron and the wheelbarrow all only had 8 percent of the vote. According to a report on CNN, the new cat token is expected to "make its debut in mid- to late 2013." Watch the videos of the iron being locked up forever and the tokens welcoming the new cat.
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The Perkiomenville SPCA has the perfect pup waiting for you to give him a home.
Patches is a two-year-old wonderful mix of a Spitz, Shetland Sheepdog and Sheltie. He is an affectionate and sweet little fellow that would fit great in a home with older children to love and take care of him. Inquire about Patches at the Perkiomenville SPCA, located at 1059 Sweifford Rd. 610-754-7822. Limerick Patch will highlight a pet every week up for adoption at the Perkiomenville SPCA. Contact the SPCA directly for more information.
The Perkiomenville SPCA has the perfect pup waiting for you to give him a home.
This is Steve, he is a kind, gentle, loyal, affectionate unconditional companion. Steve is a one-and-a-half-year old neutered Staffordshire Terrier. To meet him is to love him! Inquire about Steve at the Perkiomenville SPCA, located at 1059 Sweifford Rd. 610-754-7822. Limerick Patch will highlight a pet every week up for adoption at the Perkiomenville SPCA. Contact the SPCA directly for more information.
The Perkiomenville SPCA has the perfect pup waiting for you to give her a home!
Mona is a young Staffordshire Terrier Mix. She is a sweet girl that loves everyone she meets. Mona enjoys being active and receiving lots of attention. She would fit great in a home with older children that can enjoy this active little girl. Inquire about Mona at the Perkiomenville SPCA, located at 1059 Sweifford Rd. 610-754-7822. Limerick Patch will highlight a pet every week up for adoption at the Perkiomenville SPCA. Contact the SPCA directly for more information.
Royersford Police Chief Kevin Schurr released information late Tuesday night in regard to a fatal accident that occurred during rush hour in Royersford.
An investigation is still ongoing in the death of a 72-year-old man that occurred on Main Street in Royersford on Tuesday night. The accident occurred at 6:15 p.m. between 9th Avenue and Lewis Road, near Advanced Auto Parts. Royersford Police Chief Kevin Schurr said Samuel Murdock, 72, of Vincent Heights in Spring City, was coming from Royersford Veterinary Hospital, 850 Main St., after he picked up his cat. Murdock attempted to cross the street to get to the bus stop, which would have taken him back to his home in Spring City. He was struck by a 1996 Jeep Cherokee, driven by Kimberly Villanova of Schwenksville. Murdock suffered severe head trauma. Royersford Officer David Taylor reported earlier in the night that a witness/passerby …
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A local woman has made some serious sacrifices to try to save her 13-month-old feline friend.
The following clip comes from Gary Puelo of The Times Herald: Suzanne (last name withheld) estimates she’s spent far more than that in a desperate attempt to save the life of her cat Luke, now about a year and a half old, who she adopted as a stray kitten when he was just a few months old. Initially, much of her money was consumed by tests to diagnose what was wrong with Luke, who would be overcome by seizures. In trying to get Luke the help he needed she made the rounds of vets in the area, especially emergency clinics. At one point, she said she was given some advice that no pet owner ever wants to hear — which only fortified her resolve to help Luke. “He’s been to so many emergency vets when he goes into a seizure,” said Suzanne, who …
The Perkiomenville SPCA has a fine feline waiting for you to give him a home.
Paul is a very pleasant kittie that just wants to be with you. He loves and appreciates any attention you can give him. Paul is litter box trained and ready to move into a loving home. The SPCA also wanted to stress that it still is fielding homes to adopt 1-and-a-half year-old Vito, an American Bulldog/Lab mix. Inquire about Paul and/or Vito at the Perkiomenville SPCA, located at 1059 Sweifford Rd. 610-754-7822. Limerick Patch will highlight a pet every week up for adoption at the Perkiomenville SPCA. Contact the SPCA directly for more information.
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The Perkiomenville SPCA has the perfect pup waiting for you to give him a home.
Moose is a neutered 2-year-old Shiba Lab mix. He is a unique-looking fellow that has a really sweet heart. Moose would fit best in a home with older children and no other animals in the home. Inquire about Moose at the Perkiomenville SPCA, located at 1059 Sweifford Rd. 610-754-7822. Limerick Patch will highlight a pet every week up for adoption at the Perkiomenville SPCA. Contact the SPCA directly for more information.
The Perkiomenville SPCA has the perfect pup waiting for you to give him a home.
Captain is a neutered 10-year-old Eskimo mix. He is a wonderful companion dog, always very pleasant and happy. Captain would fit great in a home with children but no other animals to ensure the full loving atttention of the family. Inquire about Captain at the Perkiomenville SPCA, located at 1059 Sweifford Rd. 610-754-7822. Limerick Patch will highlight a pet every week up for adoption at the Perkiomenville SPCA. Contact the SPCA directly for more information.
ALICE
6:41 pm on Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Mike and i live in rural Maryland and we have DARK roads. Thats why cars have headlights. I truly think this was caused by inattentiveness, but only 2 know the truth..the driver and God more ›