Surrendered

Pets are surrendered often to the shelter for various reasons. Below is a few who need a new home...

Philly was surrendered because her owner was moving and no pets were allowed.

Fromer_Philly_234368_Basset_10/1/2022


Presley signed over in the field. Reported that he was fighting with other dogs. 

Fromer_Presley_233896_Staffshire Terrier Mix_9/20/2022



Lori was turned in by an adoptive boyfriend as a stray. They know this because his name was on the chip.

Fromer_Lori_232955_American Staffordshire_9/30/2022

Forgot to take a photo of information.


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  1. Meghan KingOctober 14, 2022 at 8:42 AM

    I love the photos of the dogs outside! They look so happy and calm and absolutely adorable! Great job

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