Southington, CT Junk Removal Company Saves Local Animals

Junk Bear, a Southington-based junk removal company, has recently added "animal rescue" to its
long list of credentials, rescuing kittens, a dog, and even raccoons over the past month.

Southington, CT May 19, 2022 --(PR.com)-- Junk Bear, a junk removal company in Southington, CT,
picks up junk and disposes of unwanted junk for its customers. Loading up the truck is just another day of
the week for their crew. However, what one might not expect is that Junk Bear has branched out from
junk removal and has stumbled into the realm of animal welfare, as well.

During a junk removal job, Junk Bear employees were surprised to find not just garbage, but an
abandoned litter of kittens. What had once been a normal appointment suddenly became a kitten rescue
operation. The kittens were brought back to Junk Bear’s headquarters, where they were fed, warmed up,
and given a comfortable place to sleep. Junk Bear was also kind enough to find homes for each of them,
too.

From the owner, Robert Paradis:

“We were in our capitol city of Hartford, CT doing a job for a property manager. The pile of junk was
outside near abandoned cars. The team members were startled a bit and immediately worried about the
baby kittens that weren’t more than 2-3 weeks old. The mother was not in the area as we tried looking for
her. The day we found them it was very windy, in the 40s, and it was going to rain later on in the evening.
We put them in a crate with padding, put them in the cab of the truck, finished the job, and in between
dumping and the next job, dropped them off at my house, where my wife and mother-in-law could look
after them until we had a plan. We are weighing them every week to make sure they are gaining weight
while we nourish them. We have two Junk Bear employees who will adopt 2 of the 4, my daughter may
adopt 1, and I already have dozens of requests on Facebook for the 4th. We plan to take care of them for
about 8 weeks until they are stronger.”

“Thank you for taking care of these precious fur babies,” a commenter on Junk Bear’s Facebook account
said. Others chimed in, laying their claims on kittens to adopt.

Junk Bear has taken on dog rescue, too. One of their customers brought on the crew to help them clean
out junk before moving out of their house. During this appointment, Junk Bear learned that the customer
could not bring their dog, Mihlo, along for the move. To spare the dog a stay at the animal shelter, a
pet-friendly Junk Bear employee, Nick was happy to adopt Mihlo and give him a home.

Junk Bear has even done some wildlife rescue. When cleaning the junk out of an old shed, company staff
found a mother raccoon with her two infants. Even though they were startled, the Junk Bear crew was
able to relocate the raccoons and keep them safe during the shed clean out process.

Thanks to the efforts of Junk Bear and the community, these animal rescue stories all ended happily. It
just goes to show that even when living through day-to-day life, anyone has a chance to make a positive

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Contact Information:
Junk Bear
Robert Paradis
(860) 517-9872
Contact via Email
junk-bear.com/

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https://www.pr.com/press-release/861691

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