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Two deserving–not to mention adorable–local shelter dogs will take a star turn when they appear on Animal Planet’s popular “Puppy Bowl” on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 7.
Sweet Oregano has called the Center for Animal Health and Welfare home since May 2018. Unfortunately, her family was moving and couldn’t take her with them. Come meet Oregano today!
Dozer is your typical chihuahua! He can be selective with new people. Sometimes he loves you right from the beginning and other times he may need to meet you a couple of times first.
Jamie would love a home with a water fountain! This kitty considers herself to be a “water expert” and loves to “test” the quality of any water she sees. Visit her at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare in Williams Township.
Norton is a very sweet boy. He’s well-behaved, listens fairly well and has nice manners. Visit him by contacing the Center for Animal Health and Welfare in Williams Township.
Some of you may have already heard Andy’s story, because unfortunately it is one he shares with a number of other feline rescues at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Riggs is looking for an active family who will give him the training and love he needs. Meet him at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare in Williams Township.
As a young man of two-and-a-half, Vinny would love a playmate. He enjoys the company of other cats and is thrilled whenever a toy wand is in motion. Vinny is on a prescription Urinary SO Diet. Meet him in the Lower Building (Q1) at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Five-month-old Dallas is a sweet little puppy looking for his forever home. He is currently in a foster home due to him being too young to be at the shelter. If you are interested in Dallas, please call or email the Center for Animal Health and Welfare for more information.
Four-year-old Toonces is a handsome fellow who loves to spend his time playing in his water fountain. Drive on over to the Center for Animal Health and Welfare to meet him! You’ll find him in the Lower Building.
Barnaby is your typical hound dog! He has energy to spare, he’s sweet, he loves people and he’s great with other dogs. He could use some training since he doesn’t have manners yet, but Barnaby is a good boy. Meet him at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
