Looking to welcome a new furry friend into your home? Adopt, don’t shop! Shelters around South County and across the state have dogs and cats ready to find their forever homes. Here are three pets ready to meet you, or reach out to the shelters to learn about even more adoptees.
If you have been thinking of adopting or if you know of an animal in need, please contact Karen Kalunian directly at animaltalk1920@gmail.com.
BREED: Domestic shorthair
AGE: 2 years
GENDER: Female
This gorgeous silver gray and white girl longs to be loved. Harriet is shy at first, but with lots of love, time, patience, and treats, she’ll become the love of your life. If you have another friendly kitty who is looking for a playmate, Harriet may be the one for you both. She would be happiest in a quiet adult home with another feline friend. If you’ve been searching for a loyal and loving companion, please consider Harriet.
RHODE ISLAND FELINE
info@rifelinerescue.org
BREED: Cocker spaniel-mix
AGE: 8 years
GENDER: Female
Meet Luna, a playful and lovable cocker spaniel-mix with a fluffy chocolate brown coat, white-tipped paws, and a face that will surely make you smile every day. She is best suited for an adult-only home with no other pets. Luna loves to play outside, so a fenced-in yard would be ideal. She has chronic ear issues, so please keep that in mind. The shelter can discuss more about her ear care when you visit. Otherwise, all Luna needs is a comfy spot in your orbit.
EXETER ANIMAL SHELTER
401-294-2754
BREED: Mixed breed medium
AGE: 1 year
GENDER: Male
This adorable young man loves the ladies. He is a shy boy who would do best in a quiet environment where he can blossom at his own pace. Mufasa loves to play fetch, go for walks, and enjoys car rides, too! Once he feels comfortable and safe, Mufasa shows you his heart. If you have been looking for a special boy who wants to be loved, contact the rescue and go meet him in person. He’s waiting for someone like you to give him the home he so deserves.
RHODE HOME RESCUE
hillary@rhodehomerescue.org
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