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Article #2623HSLC: Loving pets need good homes
From: scott erholm
Date: Sat, 10 Sep 1994 15:03
Date: Sat, 10 Sep 1994 15:03
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The Humane Society for Larimer County has many animals up for adoption
who need good homes. Here's a sample:
* Dillion is a four-year old Dalmation. He's a happy-go-lucky
kind of dog. Most anything will please him, although he does
crave attention! He loves being around other people and would
therefore make a good indoor dog.
* T-Rex is a two-year old German Shepherd mix. He is a beautiful,
very affectionate dog who loves people and gets along well with
children and other dogs. His previous owners kept him inside,
so he would be a very good house dog.
* Cisco is a one-year old Australian Shepherd mix. He is very active,
loving, and playful. Cisco will be a great dog for someone who
is willing to give him attention and some obedience training.
* Austin is a three-year old Afghan Hound. He has been extremely
neglected. Given time and a little love and affection, he will
become a very beautiful and devoted pet. Austin needs a patient
owner who will work with him and feed him well.
* Baily is four-year old Cocker Spaniel mix. He is very calm and
would just love to snuggle up on the couch with someone for an
afternoon nap. Baily is very friendly and just wants to please!
* Captain is a snow-white shorthair cat. His golden eyes contrast
beautifully with his powder fur. He loves to held and pet.
Captain is a regular purr machine!
We have many animals which may be seen at the shelter at 6317 Kyle,
Fort Collins. Adoption fees are just $55 for dogs; cats are $45.
This includes spaying/neutering, the first set of shots, and a
veterinary exam!
If you would like to do the responsible thing by spaying or neutering
your pet, but the expense is too great, there is financial help available.
You can apply for assistance through a program sponsored by the Humane
Society for Larimer County and Prevent Unwanted Pets (PUP).
** The program will pay for half the cost of the surgery. **
For more information, call 226-3647 ext. 129 or 229-0717.
Come see all of our wonderful adoption animals! And remember, if you
already have pets at home, please have them spayed or neutered in order
to help reduce pet overpopulation.
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HUMANE SOCIETY FOR LARIMER COUNTY |
6317 Kyle Ave. | Give someone a new
Fort Collins, CO 80522 | leash on life! :-)
226-3647 ext. 140 |
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