Helping the Shelter with Volunteers and $$
Adopted!
He’s a 15 year old orange tabby with three legs who deserves to finally be at home relaxing and bringing you happiness.
Click on the link above to watch his interview with Riki.
Call the shelter at 503-861-7387 if you’d like to make an appointment to meet him. The shelter is open Tuesday through Saturday 11:00 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 4:00.
Adopted! Patty is a six year old lab/pit mix hoping for a wonderful home! Morgan says every time she’s been with Patty… “she has just been a gem and BALL IS LIFE. She adores snuggles and pets and being told how beautiful she is. Honestly, as long as she has a ball to chase and a comfy lap I think she would be the happiest dog.”
Carrie adds…”Patty is very striking with her caramel brown coat and eyes. She looks like a little tank of a dog, but her eyes – they tell me she’s a total sweetheart!”
This is one very happy go lucky dog who wags her tail at everyone she meets! We are recommending no children under twelve, however. Call the shelter at 503-861-7387 if you’d like to set up an appointment to meet her. The shelter is open 11:00 to 4:00 Tuesday through Saturday.
http://clatsopcounty.animalshelternet.com/adoption_animal_details.cfm?AnimalUID=252013
These two kittens were adopted in June and have clearly stolen the hearts of their family. Their mom tells us, “We didn’t start the typical way of wanting kittens. Our dog died and Oscar our 15 year old cat was extremely lonely. He would cry when he saw cats outside. I put on cat Youtube videos. He would run over and talk to the cats on TV. Obviously he wanted friends.
We had a wonderful experience selecting our kittens and even were able to visit them until they were old enough to take home. It had been a long time since we had babies. A lot of joy but work also as they get into everything. Dishwasher, cabinets, washing machine etc.
I even found one taking a nap in our cast iron skillet on the stove. Before you turned anything on you needed to take a kitten inventory. That is the hard part but you do get lots of laughs.
The easy part is all the fun and love. Exciting to see what they thought of some everyday objects. Stairs, drawers, coffee grinders. At six months they are still fascinated with the ice maker dispenser and come racing out whenever they hear it. I then place a few ice cubes in their water dish. They won’t leave until all the ice has melted.
Sierra and Fisher have been a wonderful addition to our home. They are best friends with Uncle Oscar.”
Sue tells us, “Sweet Lola is an adorable, classy lady. She is an American Staffordshire Terrier mix who prefers her own home with her people rather than share all that love with other dogs or cats. She came to us with little training and now walks well on leash, sits readily and gazes soulfully into your eyes trying to convince you she hasn’t been for a walk in ages.” We’ve discovered that Lola likes to pretend she’s a lap dog while hanging out with volunteers in the play area.
Lola is six years old and is allergic to grass and chicken but is not on any medication. If you’d like to meet her, call the shelter at 503-861-7387 to set up an appointment.
http://clatsopcounty.animalshelternet.com/adoption_animal_details.cfm?AnimalUID=240911 or https://www.petfinder.com/dog/lola-49202789/or/warrenton/clatsop-county-animal-control-services-or53/