CANTON Anyone who lives in or around Fulton County knows Trash Panda.
He’s the lovable spokescat for Fulton County Emergency Services & Disaster Agency (ESDA) who has an insatiable appetite for Fruity Pebbles.
And, now, Trash Panda’s lovable mug is featured on special boxes of Fruity Pebbles.
ESDA Director, Chris Helle, said they received the package from the company and were surprised.
No one knows who reached out to Fruity Pebbles. It s as much a mystery to Helle as it is to anyone else.
But, Trash Panda wasn t born a star.
Trash Panda’s early life didn’t appear very bright. He was abandoned without his mom when he was about two to three weeks old. It was uncertain if he would make it and if he had a fighting chance he would need around the clock care for a lengthy time. Found by a good samaritan, he was taken to the Humane Society of Fulton County. Helle s wife, Stacey, is deeply involved with the Humane Society in Fulton County and the Helles had often brought a