Red is new to the shelter. He is a neutered five-year-old Red Tick Hound. A very sweet boy, who is unhappy at the shelter. He is accustomed to a warm indoor life. Red loves to go for rides and he is good with kids. Please make this sad boy happy again by giving him a loving forever home.
My name is Millie and I will be two-years-old in February. As you can see by my picture I’m a small breed mix—maybe a little Pug, a little Chihuahua, and a bit of Boston Terrier. The humans at the Shelter are very nice to me and I love them all, but life isn’t easy for me. You see, they tell me I wasn’t socialized with other humans or dogs when I younger, so I don’t always react well when first introduced. But once I get to know you, it’s all about the love. I did spend some time with a wonderful trainer, and she said that I could learn to be a good canine citizen with some more training, patience, and love. The Shelter is offering to help pay for training when my new forever home comes along. I hope that is soon, because I’m wishing for a new home by Christmas. So Mr. Santa, please find me a home with lots of love to spare.
Hi there, I’m Chico, a one-and-a-half year old Chihuahua/Pomeranian mix. I’m only seven plus pounds, but I feel like I’m 107. I think that’s why I ran into some trouble at my last home; see, the kids there would always tease me, so I was constantly on guard. That aside, I’m a real snuggle bug. In fact, my favorite spot is on top of your shoulder where I can better keep an eye on things. I’m dreaming of a quite home, a soft warm blanket, and kind hands to hold me.
Spike is a special needs cat. He is nine-years-old and deaf. A stray found many years ago fending for himself, Spike had polyps growing out of his ears the size of golf balls. He could hardly lift his head, and although the polyps were removed, he had already lost his hearing. Spike is looking for an indoor home without children. He enjoys attention, and is so ready, and deserving, of someone like you.
Hi, they call me Tori and I’m three years old. I’m not very good at the whole social scene because I lived a very sheltered life growing up. I have learned to trust humans to a certain degree
, but I’m still rather shy. I’m very comfortable around other cats, and I know with some time, I’ll learn what life is really all about. Won’t you please show me the way?