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At first Lady can be shy/nervous when it comes to meeting new people. Once she knows you, however, she is the sweetest girl ever. Get to know her at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Sweet Corbin has called the Center for Animal Health and Welfare home for more than five years. He loves to play with laser toys. He’s still a little shy, but if you give him a treat he’ll be your guy. Corbin is cat-friendly and would make a good companion for another cat.
Although Dewey hasn’t been at the shelter very long, he would love a quiet home to call his own soon. He can be a little shy at first, but if you move slowly and are patient with him he’ll quickly learn to trust you.
Reggie’s a cool dude. Very playful and active, he is dog and family-friendly. He’s an American foxhound mix who’s a little over a year old and is looking for his forever home.
Brooklyn is a rather mellow lady who doesn’t mind sharing her space with other cats. She is four-and-a-half years old and would be happy to live in a quiet home or one with older children. Meet her at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Bazooka is a four-year-old domestic shorthair/mix with brown and black markings. She has called the Main Cattery at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare home since February 2017. She is spayed. Meet her today!
Sweet Bob Marley is a nine-year-old Shih Tzu mix who should be adopted out with his brother Gizmo, since they have been together since they were puppies and rely on each other. Meet them at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Rocket is a 6-year-old beagle-pug mix. He is a medium-size dog and is neutered as well as housetrained. He has been at the Center for about six weeks. Visit him at the Canine Main Kennel.
Pretty Anastasia is a small domestic shorthair who is nearly two years old. She is black and grey and is not declawed. She is housed in Lower Building Q1 at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
Missy is an independent lady looking for the right family. She is ready to have a window in the sun to call her own. Please stop by the Center for Animal Health and Welfare to meet her.
