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Clark County Humane Society Pet of the Week: Sugar

Wednesday, October 7th, 2026 -- 1:00 PM

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Sugar is the Pet of the Week from the Clark County Humane Society made possible by East Valley Veterinarian Clinic located at 2510 Black River Road just North of Neillsville and east of the Black River. (https://eastvalleyvetclinic.net/)

Name: Sugar

Age: 21-Weeks-Old

Breed: Tabico

Meet Sugar, the CCHS Pet of the Week! Sugar is a beautiful 21-week-old spayed female kitten who is just as sweet as her name! At this fun age, she’s ready to find a family to grow up with and a home to call her very own.
 
Sugar is just the prettiest girl as she has a short-haired coat called Tabico, which is white with orange and black Tabby stripes and markings. Whether she’s busy exploring, playing with her favorite toys, or settling in for some cozy time, Sugar is sure to add a little extra sweetness to your life.
 
If you’ve been looking for a darling young kitty to complete your family, come meet Sugar. Sugar would love to be adopted with her brother and best friend Butter, and luckily we have an adoption special where you can adopt 2 kittens for the price of one!
 
Come meet Sugar and see if she’s the best friend you've been looking for! You can submit your adoption application for her on our website: www.cchs-petshelter.org/applying-to-adopt.
 
Do you have a love for cats and dogs and have been thinking it would be nice to help out at CCHS? Well, now's your chance! Whether it's a few hours a week, one day a month, or something in between, this is your opportunity to try it out.
 
We are very much in need of volunteers! You can learn more and sign up on our website: https://www.cchs-petshelter.org/volunteer or email April at [email protected]. Come join our CCHS volunteer family!
 
(Picture courtesy of the Clark County Humane Society via press release)

Feel free to contact us with questions and/or comments.