Looking to welcome a new furry friend into your home? Adopt, don’t shop! Shelters across the state have dogs and cats ready to find their forever homes. Here are three pets ready to meet you, or reach out to the shelters to learn about even more adoptees.
If you have been thinking of adopting or if you know of an animal in need, please contact Karen Kalunian directly at animaltalk1920@gmail.com.
BREED: Lab/rottweiler mix
AGE: 5
GENDER: Male
Like so many other pets that end up in a shelter, Angel lost his home when his parents went into a nursing home. While that’s heartbreaking enough, he was given up to the shelter along with his brother, who was later found to have cancer and has since passed. At just five years old, Angel has been through so much, yet still has so much love in his heart. He will need to be your one and only pet in a home with a fenced-in yard, where he can run, play, and bask in the sun.
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BREED: Tabby
AGE: 6
GENDER: Female
Sally looks right into your heart with her big, beautiful eyes. She deserves to be in a loving home where she can blossom and feel safe, and is best suited for a quiet space where she can sit by a sunny window and enjoy life. Her coat is so soft with a pretty light gray tabby stripe accented by her bright green eyes; she’s such a pretty girl. Give Sally a chance in your home and lots of love, and she will be forever grateful.
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BREED: Australian cattle mix
AGE: 1
GENDER: Female
If you’re searching for a pup to go on adventures with, look no further than Kayley. She has a zest for life and loves to be active, go on walks, hikes, and play fetch. She’s just over a year old so still has some puppy energy, but also likes to hang out and snuggle. She likes other playful pups and is quite smart. Kayley would probably love to do doggie agility. She is a wonderful dog whose smile will steal your heart!
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