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| AVAILABLE: Sylvester is
a very active and adorable young man, around one year old. He is
a dapper,
charming guy in a tuxedo! Sylvester will run and chase pretty much
anything
you throw or wave at him. He loves being part of everything that's
going on, and is happy to help (whether you need it or not!) He's
a little talkative, and we have noticed he enjoys being in the company
of people and other cats. He's honestly a little clown, and thinks
any attention is good attention. He loves playtime, but doesn't mind
just relaxing around the house. He's always friendly and gentle around
young children. If you'd like to meet him, please call or email!
Negative for FIV and FeLK and current on vaccinations. Sylvester
has been
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| ADOPTED: Meet Missy from
Mississippi! A traveling couple rescued her from the highway and
brought her to
a new life in Tuscaloosa. Missy is a healthy, playful lady, about
one year old, and full grown at about 70 pounds. She's not aggressive
with people, cats, or dogs, though she might chase cats if they run
past her. She has the softest coat imaginable, and loves belly rubs
and treats! Because of her size, she would do better with older children,
and she will need plenty of exercise. And she would benefit from
some training, so she doesn't injure anyone while playing or running.
Missy is up-to-date on vet care, spayed and on heartworm and flea/tick
prevention. Missy has also started crate training and is doing
very well. Missy is a smart
young pup that needs a loving home with someone who can spend some time with
her. Won't you show this brown eyed beauty what great fur-ever homes we have
in Alabama? |
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ADOPTED: Emmett is
about 6 years old, a big orange tabby boy with golden eyes. Emmett
is friendly,
but sometimes can be just a little shy. He is a good cat, and gets
along with the others, but tends to be on the reserved side. He warms
up to people quickly, and has no problem jumping up in your lap for
attention and cuddles. He just needs a chance with a loving home
to bring out his true personality and someone to have patience with
him while he adjusts to a new home! He'd need a little bit of time
to adjust to a new environment, but he has no problem with being
selfish over having no competition for attention! Can you give Emmett
his forever home? He's been waiting an awful long time for an understanding
and patient hero!
Negative for FIV/ FeLK. |
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| ADOPTED: This
is Miss Mabel,
a sweet little two year old female terrier mix. She has a scruffy
white
coat with black markings on her face. Mabel is small, weighing only
18.5 pounds and this is full grown. Mabel is a very sweet, loving
dog who just wants to curl up in your lap! She is a people dog and
doesn't really care about other dogs. She's completely house trained,
sits at the door and waits to go out, and she goes in her crate when
she wants. She likes to go outside and roll in the grass, but might
need some leash training. Mabel will make a wonderful companion for
some lucky person. She will be fine in an apartment and seems to
be good with children. Mabel is up to date on her vet care, spayed,
and is heartworm negative. |
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| ADOPTED: This
handsome guy is Jethro,
a short-haired gray tabby with black stripes. He is approximately
one year old. Jethro is a lot of fun to hang out with, and he will
love to have a friend or two to play with! And like his namesake
from NCIS (played by Mark Harmon), he definitely knows how to take
charge! Jethro's favorite thing to do is sit in front of a window
and birdwatch. And oh yes, he loves to talk to the birds! He'll chatter
and chirp your ears off! Jethro can be shy with strangers at first,
but don't let that fool you at all. He is extremely curious, so he'll
begin to start checking out a new person very quickly. Once he figures
out you're a human, he knows exactly what your job is - to pet him!
He can give commands very easily! Be prepared to get cat hair all
over your clothes, because once Jethro is petted, he won't let you
retract your hand! Are you looking for something to do with your
free time? Jethro has your answer! Please call or email to ask about
or meet Jethro! Negative for FIV and FeLK. |
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| ADOPTED: Meet
fun-loving Otis,
a 4 year old male terrier mix. He has a scruffy, wiry brown coat
and is a medium size, weighing 30 pounds. This guy has more energy
that the Energizer Bunny! We think he has been on
his own for a long time cause he is very unsocialized. But thanks
to the help of a wonderful trainer, Otis is being worked with on
a daily basis. He is much better around other dogs, but for now,
would need to be an only dog. He would be alright with older children,
say 15 and up. Otis is not aggressive, just hyper active and sometimes
will act out with other dogs. No cats, please. To help funnel some
of that energy, his trainer is teaching him flyball and working on
agility training. Otis is completely crate trained and house trained.
He would have to have a fenced in yard in that he will not come back
yet when called. He would probably dart out a door (and that is being
worked on as well). Otis loves to go swimming but must keep him leashed
so he doesn't take off out of the water. He is very sweet, and becoming
more people oriented. He loves attention and is learning to be more
interactive with people. Otis will need to be with someone who is
active and can continue the work/training to some extent that has
been going on with him. But we truly feel he is worth it! The trainer
will be happy to talk more about Otis with you. He is up-to-date
on vet care, on heartworm preventative, flea/tick preventative and
neutered. |
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| ADOPTED: Meet Ashley,
a 2-year old female Short-Haired Dilute Tortoiseshell. Ashley is
a friendly
girl! She gets along surprisingly well with people and other cats.
Ashley is not shy at all, and will come to greet you the first time
meeting you if it strikes her fancy! Unless it's nap time, Ashley
loves looking out of windows, and especially loves sunbathing! She
has never been around dogs since we've known her, so we don't know
how Ashley would behave or react to a dog. Ashley could get upset
when something doesn't go her way, so adjusting to a dog would take
patience, but it's not impossible. She still has kitten-like tendencies
- once she settles in, she loves to play and do zoomies! Oh yes,
she'll be nosy and explore every corner! Just ask for appointment
to meet her, or stop in on a Saturday during our office hours!Negative
for FIV and FeLK. |
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