Pet of the Week

Fig is an 8-year-old male and has been at the shelter since May 2011 when his owner had to go to a nursing home. He’s good with other cats and would do well in a multi-cat home.

Chance is a 4 year old American Staffordshire Terrier mix who has been at the shelter since February. He’s done well in basic obedience and is quite athletic and energetic. He is selective with his dog friends and is looking for a home without cats.

Aubrey is a 10-month-old Pitbull mix whose owner had no time for her. She’s social with other dogs, loves people but needs a home without cats.

Nikki is a shy, sweet kitty who is just under 2 years old. She came to us in January from a home with too many cats.  She’s used to sharing so a multiple cat home would work well for her.

Tigger is a 2 year old Labrador mix who’s been at the shelter since April 2011.  He’s a very athletic dog who is social with other dogs and cats too. A home with older kids would be best suited for Tigger.

This is James, an 18-month-old old shorthair male who was surrendered in January because his owner had to move and had too many cats to take with her.

He’s used to other cats so he’ll do well in either a multi-cat home or as a solo.

Lamb Chop is a 1 ½ year old Pit bull mix who came to us in January. When she was found, she was severely emaciated and near death.

After being nursed back to health she’s ready to go to a new home. Lamb Chop is social with other dogs but needs a home without cats.

Taz is a 2-year-old male Pitbull.

He came in as a stray in January when he was found running loose is a snowstorm.

Taz likes other dogs and is good with cats too.

Baxter is a 7-year-old male longhaired cat who came to us in January.

His owner had to give him and his brother Diesel up because a family member developed allergies.

Both are now looking for homes and can be adopted together or alone.

Nina is a 1-year-old Pitbull who came into the shelter in October . She’s a young, active and athletic dog so she’s looking for a home that will be able to give her the exercise she needs. She is picky with other dogs and doesn’t get along with cats. A household with older kids would be best due to her high-energy level.