JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) - It's time to help you find your new fur-ever friends! This segment is sponsored by Fetch n Go. Jessica Vamos, the executive director at the Humane Society of Cambria County, brought two kitties to WJAC studio on Tuesday morning. Bourbon and Derby came from Kentucky. They are males and 6 months old. They are both very sweet and love to purr. They have been at the shelter for 3 months.

Did you know nutrition apps are powerful tools that can help you reach your weight loss goals? Tracking your protein, carbohydrate and fat calories have never been easier. Most app’s come with comprehensive databases and barcode scanners to easily identify foods. Many interface with a variety of exercise apps and wearable’s so you can track calorie intake and burn. Several include analysis features that give personalized diet advise. Individuals using these apps lose twice as much weight as those not tracking nutrition intake.

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ALTOONA, Pa. (WJAC) — When Gov. Wolf ordered non-essential businesses to close, putting hundreds of thousands out of work, some business owners from Altoona started talking, asking what they could do to help. “[Anthony] contacted me last Thursday,” said Doug Madden, owner of Doug Madden Pro Services. “We were talking about the community with the crisis going on.” “We just wanted to go and help out anybody that’s in need. We wanted to come up with something like a food bank, handing out supplies, anything that people need around the area,” said Anthony Evangelisto, Owner of Superior Detailing and Accessories.

Pittsburgh (WJAC) — Pittsburgh Penguins veteran defenseman Kris Letang returned to practice Thursday, just ten days after suffering a stroke. The team announced last week that Letang would be "out indefinitely" after suffering his second stroke on Monday, Nov. 28th. "Kris reported symptoms to the training staff and was immediately taken to the hospital for testing," said GM Ron Hextall. Letang previously missed playing time in 2014 after suffering a stroke.