Just three left at the shelter waiting adoption. Just three with special needs. Just three surrendered for lame reasons.
Said no one at the Wake County Animal Center ever.
And trust me ... they would LOVE to be able to say that every day! Anyway here are three sweethearts that need lots of love and a forever home.
Lil Miss Piggy (WCAC ID: 83629)
She's a staff favorite and just as adorable as can be. She's five and a half year's old but is full of energy and loves scampering around. She get's her name from the little grunty noises makes as she hangs out in her kennel.
She has tested positive for heart worms, but please ask your vet for details about this disease, in some cases it's not nearly as scary as it sounds. I know; I thought the same thing. And don't get me wrong PREVENTION is vital!
Max (WCAC ID: 83462)
This is Max. He's probably about a year old they don't know for sure as he came in as a stray and no one ever came looking for him. How could you not come looking for that adorable face? He was pretty shy when I first got in the kennel with him, but look at the way he perked up when I looked over the wall at his next door neighbor - Max wanted me to be sure and show what a stud he is.
Mickey Mouse (WCAC ID: 72433)
MM is a return. It makes us so sad when we see one of our own returned to us. Lots of times they left as a cute little puppy and come back a wild and undisciplined teenager. Now, at 10 months and 65 lbs. he's one big boy, but he's been through training and was very polite when I asked him to mind his manners and sit. Also, love his coat - very unique.
Well, that's all I have for this week. Your homework ... get down to the WCAC and bring home one of these very special dogs. And don't forget about the cats, rabbits, and lots of other little animals.
