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Dear all,

PROGRESO — U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Field Operations (OFO) officers and agriculture specialists at the Progreso International Bridge made an unusual discovery this past week when they encountered four undeclared spider monkeys concealed inside a duffle bag.

Little Wendi is thriving today because she has a foster home. The littlest of her litter, this itty bitty kitty had a rough start, but she's feisty and though still a bit tiny, she's healthy and ready for her perfect match! She loves to cuddle and play, and she's lived with another cat so would love a home with another cat. If you'd like to meet her, reach out to us at (956) 720-4563 today. Would you like to join our foster program today? Stop by either our Trenton or Andrews Center to help a pet out this Pawliday! Visiting the shelter can be heartbreaking because of seeing all the homeless pets, with your help we can change that for as many pets as possible. Frisbee came to us terrified coming off the Animal Control truck and his face showed it. You can tell he was thinking "What is this place?" It’s always saddening to see these animals put in these stressful situations. Thankfully three-year-old Frisbee put his trust into our dedicated kennel staff. Of course, he would love to find a forever home but he is safe with us for now. He loves being outdoors during his enrichment time to play. If you are ready to be slobbered with kisses then stop by our Trenton Center to meet him today.