Gibby is 14 years young and hoping for a loving home. Diane tells us, “Gibby is an adorable, soft and sweet senior girl with medium length fur who loves to be held and brushed. This lap-cat feels like you are holding a down pillow. She is quiet and mellow and would make a lovely pet.” Gibby is on a special diet

Gibby’s profile

Pet meet and greets are by appointment only, so if you’d like a meet and greet, submit an application in advance by going to the shelter’s Adopting a Pet page at https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/animalcontrol/page/adopting-pet. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application. Be sure to date it next to the signature line (applications are reviewed in the order they are received) and put the name of the animal you are interested in at the top. You can then save the application to your computer and email it to ac@co.clatsop.or.us or deliver it directly to the shelter. Application forms are also available on the front door of the shelter and can be filled out and turned in on the spot. A shelter staff member will review the app and call you to set up an appointment. Due to Covid restrictions, only two people are allowed in the shelter at one time and each visitor is asked several health-related questions before being allowed in.

Shasta is looking for a home for the holidays – and beyond. This two-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier/Pharaoh Hound mix is so popular with the volunteers that she gets to go on outings to explore and meet new people and enjoy the occasional Puppuccino. One shelter volunteer says this “smart, athletic girl loves to play: rope tug, fetch, find…you name it. She is an excellent learner and would love agility training. Need a running partner? Shasta has her track shoes on and is ready to go.”

She has passed her cat test! She’ll need a yard with a six-foot fence.

http://clatsopcounty.animalshelternet.com/adoption_animal_details.cfm?AnimalUID=242344

Pet meet and greets are by appointment only, so if you’d like to meet her, submit an application in advance by going to the shelter’s Adopting a Pet page at https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/animalcontrol/page/adopting-pet. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application. Be sure to date it next to the signature line (applications are reviewed in the order they are received) and put the name of the animal you are interested in at the top. You can then save the application to your computer and email it to ac@co.clatsop.or.us or deliver it directly to the shelter. Application forms are also available on the front door of the shelter and can be filled out and turned in on the spot. A shelter staff member will review the app and call you to set up an appointment.

Sue tells us, “Trooper is a stunning 3-year-old Doberman mix. We wonder if there is some Weimaraner in there because of his satiny tawny-amber-umber coloration. His new home will need a fenced yard as he loves to trounce about and play like a rocking horse. He’s learning to walk on leash yet is smart, sophisticated, and thoughtful. The more you hang out with Trooper, the more you realize what a special fellow he is: loyal, a bit opinionated, and eager to please.”

Strong and loving, Trooper is hoping to go home soon!

http://clatsopcounty.animalshelternet.com/adoption_animal_details.cfm?AnimalUID=253768&fbclid=IwAR3Zrg_OxYpoCJV-te3154WnjafXvOBGCXLtiuaFHnhVe836uBGyBxOn_f0

Pet meet and greets are by appointment only, so if you’d like to meet him, submit an application in advance by going to the shelter’s Adopting a Pet page at https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/animalcontrol/page/adopting-pet. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application. Be sure to date it next to the signature line (applications are reviewed in the order they are received) and put the name of the animal you are interested in at the top. You can then save the application to your computer and email it to ac@co.clatsop.or.us or deliver it directly to the shelter. Application forms are also available on the front door of the shelter and can be filled out and turned in on the spot. A shelter staff member will review the app and call you to set up an appointment.

Adopted!

Here’s a “seriously cool dog alert!” from Natalie. “Not only is Brody handsome and super easy to walk, he is also our resident snuggle bug. Sometimes when we are on a stroll together he stops in the middle of the sidewalk hoping I will pet and hug him. Brody is just looking for a lot of love and affection. Aren’t we all?”

Pet meet and greets are by appointment only, so if you’d like to meet him, submit an application in advance by going to the shelter’s Adopting a Pet page at https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/animalcontrol/page/adopting-pet. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application. Be sure to date it next to the signature line (applications are reviewed in the order they are received) and put the name of the animal you are interested in at the top. You can then save the application to your computer and email it to ac@co.clatsop.or.us or deliver it directly to the shelter. Application forms are also available on the front door of the shelter and can be filled out and turned in on the spot. A shelter staff member will review the app and call you to set up an appointment.

Adopted!

Post and photo are by Carrie:

“Anyone owned by cats understands that as creatures, they don’t like change. Move a sofa, they think they’ve been teleported to a strange new land. Leave a shoe someplace it shouldn’t be, they prowl around it with deep suspicion and possibly a swipe or slap of a paw. Some cats are actually pretty adaptable, adjusting to new things speedily, while other require a little more time.

Sonny needs a little more time. The circumstances which brought him to the shelter have likely had an impact on his reticence (animals experience things like depression, anxiety – perhaps differently to how humans do, yet they do have these yokes to bear too), but he is quickly warming up and venturing out and about. He would prefer to go at his own pace, and for everyone to respect that. He doesn’t seem terribly fond of the other cats at this moment in time, though with proper introductions and boundaries, he would likely be just fine in a household setting.

He is also a stunner of a cat. With his deep russet coat and soulful eyes, Sonny could be on television. He is just plump enough to be adorable. As we tumble quickly into autumn, perhaps think about getting your first pumpkin loaf of the season. The first one is always the best, and Sonny will prove that to you.

And then prove to you the first will last and last.”

http://clatsopcounty.animalshelternet.com/adoption_animal_details.cfm?AnimalUID=162498
or https://www.petfinder.com/cat/sonny-52790460/or/warrenton/clatsop-county-animal-control-services-or53/

Pet meet and greets are by appointment only, so if you’d like to meet him, submit an application in advance by going to the shelter’s Adopting a Pet page at https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/animalcontrol/page/adopting-pet. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application. Be sure to date it next to the signature line (applications are reviewed in the order they are received) and put the name of the animal you are interested in at the top. You can then save the application to your computer and email it to ac@co.clatsop.or.us or deliver it directly to the shelter. Application forms are also available on the front door of the shelter and can be filled out and turned in on the spot. A shelter staff member will review the app and call you to set up an appointment.