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Richland Township drivers will encounter significant traffic changes as PennDOT begins a major bridge rehabilitation project on U.S. 219 starting Monday, April 13.

Northbound and southbound lanes under the Route 3104 (Mt. Airy Drive) bridge will shift to single-lane traffic to allow work to proceed safely.

Mt. Airy Drive itself will close entirely, with a posted 2.9-mile detour sending traffic through Solomon Run Road, Galleria Drive, and Oakridge Drive.

From April 27 to May 1, overnight road closures between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. will support bridge demolition and beam installation, impacting major local routes.

This $2.26 million project, led by J.F. Shea Construction, will fully replace the bridge’s superstructure and is expected to finish by October.

Motorists are urged to drive carefully in work zones and follow posted detours.

Cambria County’s Screen2Succeed initiative is empowering families to better prepare their children for kindergarten success.

This locally focused program delivers easy, playful activities for parents to use at home, encouraging learning through daily life and interaction.

Screen2Succeed goes beyond academics — families are urged to use play, conversation, and routines as opportunities to nurture both social and foundational skills.

Children build readiness by practicing skills such as taking turns, following directions, recognizing letters, holding a pencil correctly, and listening to stories.

Learning about personal details, engaging in pretend play, and counting shapes are also important elements that Screen2Succeed highlights for at-home practice.

Program manager Nicki Sliko notes that the foundation for school success is built at home, with meaningful learning happening during everyday moments.

Families can find resources and more information on The Learning Lamp website.

Cambria County is inviting outdoor enthusiasts to embark on its second annual Trailhead Challenge, aiming to highlight the area’s scenic hiking trails.

The challenge runs from May 1 through November 2, featuring 29 trailheads along the Ghost Town Trail, C&I Extension, Path of the Flood Trail, Jim Mayer Riverwalk Trail, and Firefighters Memorial Trail.

Participants are asked to snap a photo at each designated trailhead and submit images via Facebook Messenger to the Cambria County Conservation and Recreation Authority.

Each person who completes the challenge will be entered to win a $250 gift card from Vale Wood Farms and Up-N-Running.

The kickoff event will be held April 15 at 10:15 a.m. on the Ghost Town Trail in Ebensburg, with local officials and community partners present.

Contact the Authority for more details about participating and exploring Cambria’s trails.

Aniyah, a joyful 3-year-old from St. Michael, Cambria County, recently left hospital rooms behind for a week of magic at Walt Disney World.

Diagnosed with a brain tumor shortly after birth, Aniyah has spent much of her life undergoing treatments.

But with the help of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, her biggest dream came true as she met beloved Mickey Mouse Clubhouse characters in Orlando.

During her special trip, Aniyah and her family enjoyed private meet-and-greet moments with Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and several dazzling Disney princesses.

April is World Wish Month, celebrating the lasting partnership between the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Disney.

Since 1980, the organization has granted over 650,000 wishes to children with critical illnesses, spreading hope and joy through the transformative magic of imagination.

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Events in Cambria County, PA: April 15, 2026 – April 21, 2026

FREE EVENTS

1. "Let Me Be Myself: The Life Story of Anne Frank" Exhibition

Dates: April 15–21, 2026 (open throughout the week) Hours: Mon/Fri/Sat: 10:00 am–5:00 pm; Sun: 12:00 pm–5:00 pm (closed Tues/Wed/Thurs per winter schedule) Location: Frank & Sylvia Pasquerilla Heritage Discovery Center, 201 6th Ave, Johnstown, PA 15906 Description: This moving exhibition explores Anne Frank's life within the larger history of the Holocaust and World War II. Through large-scale imagery and historical storytelling, visitors follow Anne's journey while learning about the rise of the Nazi Party and the persecution of Jewish people across Europe. The exhibition runs March through June 2026. Age Appropriateness: All ages; especially meaningful for ages 10+ Cost: Free with museum admission — however, note that admission to the Heritage Discovery Center is available; individual tickets apply (adults ~$10–$16 for combo pass — see Paid Events #5 below for museum admission details) Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar

2. Earth Day Volunteer Day at Prince Gallitzin State Park

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 9:00 am–2:00 pm Location: Prince Gallitzin State Park, Pickerel Pond Pavilion 1, 966 Marina Road, Patton, PA 16668 Description: Spend time planting, raking, cleaning, shoveling, removing branches, or other tasks to beautify the park for all visitors. Volunteers report to Pickerel Pond, Pavilion 1 to sign in and receive assignments. Lunch is provided by the Friends of Prince Gallitzin. Earth Day volunteers may camp free of charge by registering with the park office. Age Appropriateness: All ages; great for families Cost: Free (lunch included; free camping for volunteers who register in advance) Source: Visit Johnstown | Friends of Prince Gallitzin SP

3. Prince Gallitzin State Park Spring Clean-Up Day

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 10:00 am–2:00 pm Location: Prince Gallitzin State Park, Patton, PA 16668 Description: A park-sponsored clean-up event open to all. Families are welcome to help beautify the park. This is a separate, park-wide event alongside the Earth Day Volunteer Day — contact the park office at 814-674-1000 for specific assignments. Age Appropriateness: All ages Cost: Free Source: Friends of Prince Gallitzin State Park Events Page

4. Tuesday Noon Recitals

Date: Tuesday, April 21, 2026 · 12:00 pm Location: Community Arts Center of Cambria County, 1217 Menoher Blvd, Johnstown, PA 15905 Description: Come enjoy a live performance at lunchtime. A light luncheon follows each recital. Contributions accepted. This beloved ongoing series brings live music to the community every Tuesday at noon. Age Appropriateness: All ages; family-friendly Cost: Free (contributions welcome) Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar

5. Healthy Kids Day at the Greater Johnstown YMCA

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 12:00 pm–2:00 pm Location: Greater Johnstown Community YMCA, Johnstown, PA Description: Join us for games and activities for Healthy Kids Day! This event is free and open to the public. Kids can have fun at dance events, ninja courses, open swim, and more. Community information tables and food trucks are also on site. Age Appropriateness: All ages; designed for children and families Cost: Free Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar

6. Lowe's Free DIY Kids' Workshop: Build a Terrarium

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 10:00 am–1:00 pm Location: Lowe's Home Improvement, Johnstown area (multiple PA locations; check your local store) Description: Lowe's Kids' Workshops are free monthly hands-on, in-store events where kids build a themed project using a kit with all supplies provided. The April 2026 project is a Terrarium. Registration required via MyLowe's Rewards Kids Club. Age Appropriateness: Ages 4–11 Cost: Free (pre-registration required online) Source: The Krazy Coupon Lady – Lowe's Kids Workshop Guide

PAID EVENTS

7. 3rd Thursday on 3rd Avenue Gallery Night — Allied Artists Spring Show Opening

Date: Thursday, April 16, 2026 · 6:00 pm–8:00 pm Location: Community Arts Center of Cambria County, 1217 Menoher Blvd, Johnstown, PA 15905 Description: Join for the opening receptions of the Allied Artists of Johnstown Spring Show in the main gallery and the "Spider-Rogues" Exhibit by Ian Whetstone in the Steve Ditko Innovators Studio. The talented membership of the Allied Artists always turns out with an amazing exhibition for their juried spring show. Age Appropriateness: All ages; art lovers of all backgrounds Cost: $5 Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar

8. Beauty and the Beast — Johnstown Concert Ballet

Dates: Friday, April 17 @ 7:30 pm; Saturday, April 18 @ 2:00 pm Location: Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, 450 Schoolhouse Rd, Johnstown, PA Description: This spring, Johnstown Concert Ballet presents a magical retelling of the classic tale of Beauty and the Beast — a production that beautifully blends the past and present of the Johnstown Concert Ballet, honoring the vision of founder Carla Prucnal by incorporating her original ideas and choreography while introducing fresh interpretations. Age Appropriateness: All ages; perfect for young children and families Cost: $22 Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar

9. Hogwarts Academy Kids Workshop

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 11:00 am–2:00 pm Location: Community Arts Center of Cambria County, 1217 Menoher Blvd, Johnstown, PA 15905 Description: In this one-day extravaganza, attendees jump into the world of Hogwarts, create a wand, learn how to resurrect a plant from the dead that blooms overnight, create potions in spell bottles and wizard slime, and end the class with a mini scavenger hunt to find the missing spinning golden snitch. Dress in your Harry Potter best! Instructor: Allenna Shellenberger. Class limit: 20. Age Appropriateness: Ages 8–12 Cost: Members $40 / Non-members $45 (pre-registration required; class fills quickly) Source: AllEvents.in – Hogwarts Academy Kids Workshop

10. Sandyvale Greenhouse Spring Seminar: Mental Health Benefits of Gardening

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 10:00 am–12:00 pm Location: Sandyvale Memorial Gardens & Greenhouse, 1217 Menoher Blvd, Johnstown, PA 15905 Description: Mental Health Benefits of Gardening — presented by PSU Certified Master Gardener Jessica DeMartino. Shown to enhance mood and overall emotional well-being, this class covers how gardening releases endorphins, promotes relaxation, and reduces stress. Attendees will make and take home a creation. Age Appropriateness: Adults; teens may enjoy with a parent Cost: $25 Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar

11. Johnstown's Past: Fact, Fiction & Everything in Between — Author Talk

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 2:30 pm–3:30 pm Location: Heritage Discovery Center / Ethnic Social Club, 201 6th Ave, Johnstown, PA 15906 Description: Local author and historian Joshua Penrod offers a thoughtful exploration of the city's layered history, blending documented events with the stories we tell about them. Drawing on his research and personal connection to the region, Penrod examines how industry, environment, and memory have shaped Johnstown. A great complement to visiting the Heritage Discovery Center. Age Appropriateness: Adults and older teens (12+) Cost: Included with museum admission (see Heritage Discovery Center admission pricing above) Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar

12. S'mores French Toast One-Day Adult Cooking Workshop

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 10:00 am–12:00 pm Location: Community Arts Center of Cambria County, 1217 Menoher Blvd, Johnstown, PA 15905 Description: A campfire-inspired S'mores French Toast cooking class with Fox Hallow Kitchen. Learn to stack and toast your way to gooey perfection as you transform brunch into a dessert-worthy treat, playing with chocolate, marshmallows, and melty magic. Instructors David Fox & Todd Hall. Class limit: 6 couples or 12 individuals. Age Appropriateness: Adults Cost: Members $32/individual or $42/couple; Non-members $37/individual or $47/couple Source: AllEvents.in – S'mores French Toast Workshop

13. Coffee House Series — Live Music

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 7:00 pm–9:00 pm Location: Community Arts Center of Cambria County, 1217 Menoher Blvd, Johnstown, PA 15905 Description: These music events are offered as "Pay What You Decide" and are open to the public — no RSVP required. The Coffee House Series also offers coffees, teas, and delicious baked goods for sale during the event. Age Appropriateness: All ages; family-friendly Cost: Pay What You Decide (suggested donation) Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar

14. Take Back the Night — Benefit Concert for Victim Services

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · Doors 6:00 pm | Speakers 6:30 pm | Music 7:00 pm Location: Bottle Works Ethnic Arts Center, 411 3rd Ave, Johnstown, PA 15906 Description: A Victim Services event at the Bottle Works Ethnic Arts Center aimed at advocating for an end to sexual violence. Survivors have the opportunity to share their stories and reclaim the night as a safe space. Live music follows survivor stories, featuring bands Screech Owl, Second Chance Saints, and Wanderlost. All proceeds go to Victim Services. Age Appropriateness: Teens and adults (sensitive community advocacy topic); families welcome Cost: $10 at the door; food and soft drinks available for purchase; BYOB with proper ID Source: AllEvents.in – Take Back the Night

15. Uncorked Comedy Night

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 7:00 pm Location: Vine & Fig Restaurant (location TBC — check Visit Johnstown for venue confirmation), Johnstown, PA Description: The comedians are back for one night only! Admission includes the comedy show and meal. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages available for purchase. Age Appropriateness: Adults (comedy content; 18+ recommended) Cost: $30 Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar

16. Shakespeare Competition: Monologues, Sonnets & Scenework

Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026 · 10:30 am–5:00 pm Location: Johnstown area (venue details on Visit Johnstown — contact organizer) Description: Grades 9–12 students recite Shakespeare sonnets, monologues, and excerpts (3–5 minutes). A wonderful educational performance event to attend as a spectator or participant. Age Appropriateness: High school students (participants); all ages welcome as audience Cost: Contact organizer for spectator admission details Source: Visit Johnstown Events Calendar

17. 2026 RVFC Basket Party

Date: Friday, April 17, 2026 · 4:00 pm onward Location: Riverside Volunteer Fire Company, Johnstown, PA Description: A basket party hosted by the Riverside Volunteer Fire Company. Basket parties are a popular Pennsylvania tradition featuring basket raffles, 50/50 draws, and community fun — a great local civic experience for visitors and families. Age Appropriateness: All ages Cost: Admission/basket ticket prices — contact RVFC for current pricing Source: AllEvents.in – Johnstown Entertainment

18. Heritage Discovery Center & Johnstown Children's Museum (Ongoing Attraction)

Dates Open During the Week: April 16 (Thurs), 17 (Fri), 18 (Sat): 10:00 am–5:00 pm; April 19 (Sun): 12:00–5:00 pm; April 20 (Mon): 10:00 am–5:00 pm — Closed April 15 (Wed) and April 21 (Tues) Location: 201 6th Ave, Johnstown, PA 15906 Description: The Heritage Discovery Center features the interactive "America: Through Immigrant Eyes" exhibit, the Johnstown Children's Museum on the 3rd floor (themed on the region's unique sense of place, allowing kids to learn through play about Johnstown's geography, ecology, culture, and economy), the Iron & Steel Gallery, and temporary traveling exhibits including the Anne Frank exhibition. Age Appropriateness: All ages; Children's Museum especially great for young children Cost: Adults $10 (Flood Museum) or $16 combo pass; seniors/children $8–$14; children 2 and under free. Military discount available. Source: Heritage Johnstown

⚠️ Important Caveats for Visitors

Johnstown Inclined Plane: This iconic attraction — the world's steepest vehicular funicular — is currently closed for a rehabilitation project and will not reopen until the project is finished. As of early February 2026, the braking systems had been repaired and the communications system tested, but a reopening date had not yet been confirmed pending final state safety inspection. Verify status at inclinedplane.org before visiting. However, Asiago's Restaurant at the upper station remains open.

Heritage Discovery Center Winter Hours: During the slower visitor season (December 1–April 30), the museums are closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. In the week of April 15–21, this means closed April 15 (Wed) and April 21 (Tues).

Heritage Discovery Center — Easter Closure: The museum closes for Easter. Easter Sunday 2026 falls on April 5, so this is not a concern for April 15–21, but check heritagejohnstown.org for any updated closures.

Ebensburg Borough had no specific events listed in the April 15–21 window per their event calendar (their next listed events are April 25 and May 1). The Ebensburg Arts in Bloom show falls the following weekend (April 25–26).

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Local Shoutouts, Causes, Fundraisers, and Volunteer Opportunities

🌟 Cambria Buzz Community Newsletter

Week of April 12, 2026

🏆 LOCAL SHOUTOUTS

Recognitions, achievements, and notable accomplishments

Five Local Legends Inducted into the Greater Johnstown/Cambria County Business Hall of Fame!

Some of our region's most beloved business leaders are getting the recognition they truly deserve! The 2026 Greater Johnstown/Cambria County Business Hall of Fame laureates include Bill Harris of Harris Funeral Home, Linda Thomson (former president and CEO of Johnstown Area Regional Industries), Nick Jacobs (former president and CEO of Windber Medical Center), the late James Brett of Brett Insurance Agency, and the late George Zamias of George D. Zamias Real Estate Company. These are names that shaped this region — businesses and leaders that were fixtures of everyday Cambria County life for decades.

The laureates were announced during a press conference at Penn Highlands Community College in Richland Township on Thursday, February 26, 2026. The formal induction ceremony and dinner will be coming up — keep an eye on the Cambria Regional Chamber of Commerce (crchamber.com) or call 814-536-5107 for details. Tickets are typically available through the Chamber and Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania.

📌 Source: The Tribune-Democrat

Cambria County Library Scores a Major Win for the Community!

Great news for book lovers and learners of all ages! Rep. Frank Burns (D-Cambria) announced that a state grant of $748,771 has been awarded to the Cambria County Library for building maintenance and improvements. That's nearly three-quarters of a million dollars coming back home to us!

The funding will be used to create a learning lab, a community room, and to upgrade an elevator in the library. The Cambria County Library is located at 248 Main Street in Johnstown. For library hours and programming, visit the library or call ahead.

📌 Source: WTAJ

🦸 LOCAL HEROES

People going above and beyond for our community

Cambria County Box 11 Volunteers: Feeding the Folks Who Protect Us

Here's a group of unsung heroes you should know about. Cambria County Box 11 is a volunteer-led group that provides food, water, and other essential supplies to emergency personnel working at the scene of active incidents. And now the community is giving back — in a big way.

Johnstown officials recently presented a $6,000 donation to Cambria County Box 11 to help the volunteer organization purchase a new vehicle. The money was raised during the county's first-ever First Responders Ball in November 2025, with the Johnstown Police Department, Fire Department, and city representatives all contributing. Captain Lianna Weir summed it up perfectly: "A lot of us are first responders ourselves. So it's great to have that respect and that adoration come back to us."

📌 Source: WTAJ

WJAC Team Gives Back on Sinclair Day of Service

Employees from WJAC spent time in the Johnstown community as part of Sinclair Broadcast Group's annual Day of Service, volunteering at the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. It's a reminder that our local media isn't just covering the community — they're rolling up their sleeves and pitching in, too!

📌 Source: WJAC-TV

📣 LOCAL CAUSES

Important community issues that need your attention

The Fight for Martella's Pharmacy: This One Hits Home

This is a developing story that affects thousands of Cambria County families, and it deserves your attention. A federal judge is weighing decisions in a lawsuit claiming that Express Scripts dropped Martella's Pharmacy from major insurance networks, forcing patients covered by UPMC and Highmark to choose between higher costs or switching pharmacies.

Customers filing sworn statements describe decades-long relationships with the local pharmacy — including a man whose daughter has cerebral palsy and depends on Martella's delivery service, and a Windber couple who say their nearest alternatives are out-of-town big-box stores that don't deliver. As recently as April 7, Express Scripts formally challenged the latest emergency filing from plaintiffs seeking court intervention, and no ruling has yet been issued.

Cambria County Commissioners have joined the fight, publicly calling on Express Scripts to reconsider. Commissioner Scott Hunt stated: "This is about local access to care. Patients deserve the freedom to choose a pharmacy they trust."

What you can do: Continue using Martella's, contact your state representatives, and stay informed. Follow updates at WTAJ.com and WJAC-TV.

📌 Sources: WJAC-TV | WTAJ

Johnstown's Spring Action Plan: Public Comment Wanted!

The City of Johnstown is preparing its annual federal community development plan and they want to hear from you. The FY 2026 Annual Action Plan — which covers the use of over $1.3 million in federal CDBG and HOME funds — will be on public display beginning April 13, 2026 at City Hall (401 Main St.), the Cambria County Public Library, and online at johnstownpa.gov.

A public hearing will be held on Thursday, May 7, 2026 at 5:30 PM in the Anthony Truscello City Council Chambers. Written or oral comments will be accepted until Tuesday, May 12, 2026. This is your chance to weigh in on how federal dollars are spent in your neighborhood.

📌 Source: Tribune-Democrat Public Notices

💰 FUNDRAISERS

Active campaigns that need your support

Support Cambria County Box 11 — They've Got Our Back, Let's Have Theirs!

Even with the recent $6,000 donation from the First Responders Ball, Cambria County Box 11 still relies on community generosity to keep operating. To volunteer or to donate, you can visit the Cambria County Box 11 Facebook page or drop off donations at the East Hills Ambulance and Conemaugh Fire Club. Every snack, case of water, or dollar donated goes directly to supporting the firefighters, EMTs, and other first responders who protect our families.

📌 Source: WTAJ

Two Families Displaced by Johnstown Fire Need Community Support

Two Cambria County families were left looking for a place to stay after a two-alarm fire damaged two homes in Johnstown along the 1000 block of Church Avenue. Johnstown Fire Chief Jim McCann said the fire began in one home and spread to a neighboring home, displacing both families. The fire was ruled accidental.

If you'd like to help these families, contact the American Red Cross Western PA Chapter at 1-800-RED-CROSS, or reach out to Community Action Partnership of Cambria County (CAPCC) at capcc.us — they connect displaced families with emergency resources.

📌 Source: NewsBreak/WTAJ

🙌 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Ways to get involved and give back

Johnstown Spring Cleanup: Pitch In Before April 26!

Want to make a visible difference in your city right now? The City of Johnstown's free Spring Cleanup dumpster program is underway through April 26. Residents can drop off garbage seven days a week between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the site at 900 Oak Street. It's a perfect opportunity to clear out your house AND help beautify the community at the same time.

📌 Source: Tribune-Democrat

The Humane Society of Cambria County Always Needs You!

Kitten season is upon us — and our local shelter is feeling it. The Humane Society of Cambria County has 28 dog kennels and 59 cat kennels that are almost always filled to capacity, and office space is used to house overflow during kitten season.

Volunteers are needed for a wide variety of roles — from dog walking and cat cuddling, to doing dishes and yard maintenance. Volunteers are also needed off-site at special events and on shelter committees. There's truly something for everyone. Visit humanecambria.org to sign up.

📌 Source: Humane Society of Cambria County

Community Action Partnership of Cambria County — Help Your Neighbors Year-Round

Community Action Partnership of Cambria County (CAPCC) is always seeking volunteers to assist low-income residents and seniors in the community. Volunteers are needed whenever it fits your schedule — once a year, once a month, or every day. Groups including students, churches, and civic organizations are all welcome.

Visit capcc.us/volunteer to learn more about current needs and sign up.

📌 Source: CAPCC

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About Hissterical: Domestic medium hair female cat

Don’t let the name fool you—Hissterical isn’t actually very hiss-terical at all… unless you count how hilariously lovable she is. This 10-year-old lady proves that age is just a number, because she still has plenty of playful energy and personality packed into her fluffy little self.

Hissterical absolutely loves to play and doesn’t seem to realize she’s technically considered a “senior.” Toys? She’s on it. Wand toys? Even better. Something moving across the floor that might be a toy… or might just be imaginary? She’s ready to investigate. Let’s just say retirement hasn’t slowed this girl down one bit.

When she’s not busy showing off her playful side, Hissterical is more than happy to soak up attention from anyone willing to give it. Pets, scratches, and quality time with her people are some of her favorite things. She enjoys being around humans and will gladly remind you when it’s time to give her the love she deserves.

And of course, we can’t talk about Hissterical without mentioning one of her greatest passions in life… food. This girl takes her meal times very seriously. If there were a gold medal for enthusiastic eating, Hissterical would already have it hanging proudly in her trophy case. The sound of a food dish being filled? Music to her ears. If you’re looking for a dinner buddy who will always be excited about snack time, she’s your girl.

Hissterical is the perfect mix of playful, affectionate, and just a little bit silly. She brings a lot of personality wherever she goes and isn’t afraid to make her presence known—especially if food or toys are involved.

Now she’s looking for a loving home where she can continue her important daily routines of playing, snacking, and soaking up attention like the queen she is. If you’re ready for a cat who will keep you laughing, keep you company, and keep a close eye on the food bowl, Hissterical is ready to pounce right into your life.

After all, life’s just better when it’s a little… Hissterical.

• Age: estimated age 10 years 4 months
• Gender: female

• Weight: 
  Adoption Fee: $65

• Why Hissterical Needs You: "Like so many animals at the shelter, Hissterical is patiently waiting for a loving family to call her own. He dreams of a family to love, a comfy bed and toys to play with!"

How to Adopt Hissterical:

If Hissterical sounds like the perfect addition to your family, don't hesitate!

• Visit the Humane Society: Hissterical is currently staying at the Humane Society of Cambria County located at 743 Galleria Dr Ext, Johnstown, PA 15904.

• Learn More & Apply: You can view Hissterical's full profile and learn more about the adoption process by visiting the Humane Society's website: https://www.humanecambria.org/adoptable-animals/ 

• Contact Information: For questions about Hissterical or the adoption process, you can call the Humane Society of Cambria County at (814) 535-6116.

Give Hissterical the forever home she deserves!

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