If you have any animal/pet photos you’d like to share for the regular fix please send an email to princeofpetworth(at)gmail(dot)com with ‘Animal Fix’ in the title and say the name of your pet and your neighborhood. AdoPtville is run by a volunteer who compiles these pets weekly from local shelters.
Treat yo’ self! That’s Jamison’s motto, but she doesn’t limit her indulgence to just one day a year. This girl is a relaxation professional all year long. Jamison knows that she deserves all the best that life has to offer, and we couldn’t agree more. Fluffy donut beds? Yes, please. Hand-fed treats? You bet. Snuggles and neck scritches? Non-negotiable. The one thing she doesn’t have yet? A forever home of her own.
Life hasn’t always been full of sunshine and sparkles for this petite panther. “Baby J” was found in a window well at just one week old with no mom in sight. Fortunately, her rescuer brought her to the kind folks at the Humane Rescue Alliance, who then placed her in a loving foster home for round the clock bottle-feeding and care. Jamison was also discovered to have a condition called eyelid agenesis, which means that she was born without any upper eyelids. This left her eyes susceptible to irritation, infection, and constant discomfort. So, over the past 8 months, she has undergone several surgeries to give her brand new, designer eyelids (and some gorgeous white eyelashes). Now, she is healthy, happy, and down-right fabulous!
If Jamison sounds like your next best friend, contact her foster mom at [email protected].
For more information about the adoption process, visit here or email [email protected].
Meet Betty! Betty is a 52 pound gal who loves to cuddle, play — fetch and tug — and loves going for a long walk! She is very curious and eager to please. Betty will shine in a home where she is the only dog — she has plenty of love to give! If you are interested in giving Betty her forever home, please reach out to [email protected] for more information. You can also find Betty on Instagram at the handle, @bettythefosterpup.
For more information about the adoption process, visit here or email [email protected].
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