Hey! I'm Tom! I'm HOKAFI'S Pet of the Week.
I'm an approximately 9-months-old gorgeous black panther with golden eyes. (Actually, I'm a housecat, but don't tell anyone!)
I like to play non-stop! I can play, play, PLAY! I'm neutered, up-to-date on my shots and ready to pack my bags.
For details, call 717-697-3377, go to www.helenkrause.org or visit the shelter during adoption hours, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays.
Northeast Pekingese Rescue's Pet of the Week is Woozie, a neutered 6-year-old male fawn-colored Pekingese weighing 10 pounds.
His owner passed away.
Woozie is a friendly little fellow but needs to have an adult family. He gets along well with other small dogs.
For details, call 717-495-7645, e-mail the rescue at PekeN2yourheart@aol.com or visit www.nepekerescue.org.
Animal Rescue's Pet of the Week is Bernie, an Australian cattle dog approximately 5 or 6 years old. He is neutered, microchipped and up-to-date on vaccines.
Bernie is good with most dogs and is a true companion dog, wanting to be wherever his human goes. He would be a nice dog for an older person.
For details, call 993-3232, e-mail info@animalrescueinc.org or visit www.animalrescueinc.org.
HOKAFI' s Pet of the Week is Lola, a pit mix with great personality. She's extremely friendly and knows some basic commands.
Lola is up-to-date on routine vaccinations and will be spayed prior to adoption.
For details, call 717-697-3377, go to www.helenkrause.org or visit the shelter during adoption hours, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays.
Heavenly Paws Animal Shelter's Pet of the Week is Bandit, a neutered male tiger cat approximately 1 year old.
He is up-to-date on vaccines and very sweet; good with children and other cats.
For details, call 717-495-1727, e-mail ann@heavenlypawsshelter.com or visit heavenlypaws.wordpress.com.
For details on pets available for adoption, call the York County SPCA at (717) 764-6109, e-mail msmith@ycspca.org or visit the shelter at 3159 Susquehanna Trail North, (Manchester Township) York, PA. To fill out an adoption application, visit www.ycspca.org and click on "adopt a friend," which will take you to a link for the application. Pets adopted from the SPCA are spayed or neutered and receive necessary vaccinations as part of the adoption fee.
Josie is a cute gray kitty who has been at the shelter almost a month.
She is very sociable and housetrained. She would love a new loving family.
Visit her today. Her ID# is 46736.
Vera has been at the shelter since August, waiting for her new home. Give her the chance she deserves. Her ID# is 50401.
Emma is a sweet girl who has been at the shelter since February of last year. She would love to get that perfect new forever home. Could it be with you? Her ID# is 46406.
Tony is a very handsome male who is looking for a loving forever home. Give him a chance today! His ID# is 53861.
Hugger is just the cutest thing! He is very lovable and just wants
someone to share his love with. Check out Hugger today! His ID# is
54142.
Quil is an adorable male cat who is estimated to be between 1 and 5 years old. Visit the shelter and see this cool cat for yourself! His ID# is 53420.
Alfie is a male estimated to be 1 to 5 years old. He is very soft, and would love a family to cuddle up with. His ID# is 53967.
PJ is a 10-year-old cute gray cat. His owner had to go into the hospital, so his new home has been the shelter. He deserves a new loving home.
PJ's ID# is 53313.
Charlie is so handsome! How could you not love his cute little face?
He is waiting at the shelter for your visit. His ID# is
53821.
For details on pets available for adoption, call the York County SPCA at (717) 764-6109, e-mail msmith@ycspca.org or visit the shelter at 3159 Susquehanna Trail North, (Manchester Township) York, PA. To fill out an adoption application, visit www.ycspca.org and click on "adopt a friend," which will take you to a link for the application. Pets adopted from the SPCA are spayed or neutered and receive necessary vaccinations as part of the adoption fee.
Buddy is a bit camera shy. He is a 1-year-old beagle mix. Buddy has fallen victim to the economy; his owner could no longer afford to keep him. He would love to have a new family to play with! Could that be your family? His ID# is 54530.
River was quite a sweetheart for the photos. He's a bit shy of men, but he can learn that men are OK if he's given enough time. River was found on
Baltimore Street. He gets along with other dogs. River is a pit bull terrier estimated to be between 6 and 12 months old. He would love to have a new home to grow up in. River's ID# is 54474.
This poor guy was found on Duke Street in York. He is an adorable
male pit bull terrier estimated to be between 1 and 5 years old.
Visit him and see if you can give him a new loving home!
His ID# is 54492.
Blue is an awesome 6- to12-month-old pit bull pup. He's good with dogs and kids, and is housetrained. Blue was very friendly with his handler and the
photographer. He was given up by his owner because his owner could not
afford to keep him. Can you step up and care for Blue? His ID# is 54438.
Spencer has a very unique face. This poor guy was found in York, dragging a chain attached to his collar. He's estimated to be between 1 and 5 years old. Spencer is a pit bull terrier mix just looking to start a new life. Can you help him out? His ID# is 54477.
This young beautiful Akita girl came into the shelter as a stray in
February. She hasn't been able to find her family and is hoping you will
allow her to be a part of yours. Please visit her today! Her ID# is
53730.
Toby's owner gave him up because he was going through a divorce. Toby gets along with kids and other dogs. He is housetrained and neutered, and
would love to live out the rest of his life with a fun-loving family. His ID# is 54626.
PJ is a cute Lab/beagle mix found as a stray in Manheim
Township. He is neutered, and was very well behaved and sat well for his photos. Is there anyone who could say no to this cute little face?
Give PJ a chance today! His ID# is 54170.
Check out this handsome, well-behaved guy Tux. Tux was found as a stray in York. We can't believe anyone would let this guy go! He was
extremely well-behaved for his picture session. Check out his smile! He appears to know
"sit" and walks well on a leash. Tux is a pit bull terrier estimated to be between 1 and 5 years old. Check him out today! His ID# is 54158.
Pety is a shy Brittany mix who gets along well with kids and other dogs. He's estimated to be 8 years old and he is housetrained. Pety is a victim
of a home foreclosure. Visit Pete today and give him the new loving home
he deserves! His ID# is 54505.
GoldHeart Golden Retreiver Rescue's Pet of the Week is Autumn, a 2½-year-old golden wannabe, weighing about 60 lbs.
She is a sweet, friendly, high-energy whirlwind. Autumn is good with other dogs.
A fenced-in yard is recommended, as she likes to meet any living creature in the area.
Autumn is house-trained and crate-trained.
For details, e-mail foster@goldheart.org or cad.2@netzero.net. An adoption application is available at www.goldheart.org.
Animal Rescue's Pet of the Week is Annie, an 8-year-old terrier mix who loves belly rubs and people.
Annie is very active, so she might play a bit rough for cats or small children. She is not great with some dogs, such as hounds, but is OK with others.
For details, call 717-993-3232, e-mail info@animalrescueinc.org or visit www.animalrescueinc.org.
Jake is a 10-year-old cat whose family is moving to Florida and can't take him along.
He's an indoor-only cat, neutered and declawed. (And he's quite handsome, too.)
If you'd like to offer Jake a place to call home, call 717-578-2513.
Heavenly Paws Animal Shelter's Pet of the is Max, a handsome light orange/tan-and-white male cat, who looks like he's wearing tan tuxedo.
He's approximately 1 or 2 years old, very sweet and good with children. Max has been neutered and vaccinated.
For details, call 717-495-1727, e-mail ann@heavenlypawsshelter.com or visit heavenlypaws.wordpress.com.
HOKAFI's Pet of the Week is Pip, a male fox terrier mix approximately 3 years old.
He is neutered, up-to-date on routine vaccines and likes other dogs.
For details, call 717-697-3377, go to www.helenkrause.org or visit the shelter during adoption hours, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays.
Lost & Found Horse Rescue Foundation's Pet of the Week is Valid Trick, a 4-year-old Thorougbhred gelding that was rescued from slaughter. He is kind and gentle; easy to ride.
For details, call 717-428-9701, e-mail lostandfound@lfhr.org or visit www.lfhr.org.
Max (GH-539) is a gorgeous 3-year-old neutered male with a dark red coat and the kind of box head you simply can't resist cuddling.
He is a goofy, lovable lug with a huge heart, just waiting for his new forever family to teach him and reinforce basic skills.
Max is a big boy at nearly 90 pounds. While there's not a mean bone in his body, a home without small children is necessary to avoid his bowling the kids over with his sheer exuberance.
His new family should be prepared to spend lots of quality time with him, giving him the loving structure and discipline he needs in order to succeed. He can be stubborn, and needs someone with a sense of humor, non-negotiable leadership and patience to help him mature into the Golden companion that everyone will envy. Max needs to attend an obedience class or two.
Max is crate-trained, potty trained, and walks well on a leash with a training collar. He is working on waiting at the door patiently before going outside, and his life feels complete when he gets to be around his people.
Although he has this teenage notion that he should be able to drive, Max rides well in a car and does not get sick. He loves going for walks and would thrive with an active family that would be willing to integrate him into their lives with very frequent play and outdoors activities until he is contentedly tired. It's true: A tired dog is a happy and well behaved dog!
A secure fence is a must for this Houdini -- no electrical invisible fences, as he would most likely run through them. Max also happily entertains himself with bones and durable chew toys.
Max does chase cats -- he thinks they're fully automatic squeaky toys that run), so a home without cats or other small pets is indicated.
A home where Max is the only dog is preferred, as he enjoys being "top dog" and he deserves/needs a lot of one-on-one attention. Someone who is home during the day to spend time with Max, including training reminders, would be an immeasurable bonus for him.
For details, e-mail foster@goldheart.org. An adoption application is available at www.goldheart.org.
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