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A place to be lazy is Azure’s ideal home. A nine-year-old Siamese mix, she doesn’t mind sharing her space with other cats as long as they respect her space. Meet her at the Center for Animal Health & Welfare.
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.
Mr. Frosty was found as a stray in Bethlehem. He later had surgery to remove a benign tumor. Now he is doing well and is ready for lots of love. Meet him at the Center for Animal Health & Welfare.
Titan is a five-year-old male. As a young adult, he’s found his way in life and often stares out the window contemplating why he still calls the shelter home. Meet him at the Center for Animal Health & Welfare.
An upcoming event in Hellertown will benefit the largest animal shelter in Northampton County. ‘Dressed to the K-9’s,’ a fundraiser for the Center for Animal Health & Welfare, will be held at Steel Club Nov. 30.
BINGO! If you attend ‘Coach, Cash & Cocktails Bingo’ at American Legion Post 215 in Catasauqua Nov. 2 from 7 to 10 p.m., you’ll be helping raise money for the Center for Animal Health & Welfare.
Wally is a five-year-old Shepherd mix who was brought to the shelter when his owner’s lifestyle changed and he didn’t fit into it anymore. To meet him schedule a visit at the Center for Animal Health & Welfare.
Pearl is a senior gal who’s looking for a quiet home in which to spend her final years. Meet her at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare. ‘Pets in Need of Homes’ is brought to you by A Furry Tail Come True.
Munchkin is a two-year-old terrier-Basset hound mix. Munchkin has a unique look–with short Basset hound legs–and a lot of love to give. Meet Munchkin at the Center for Animal Health and Welfare.
