Introducing Dolly and Lilo. These faces are so lovely. The thought of what might happen to them if we don’t move fast to find them homes makes my heart sink. Their adoptions are free because they are both sponsored! Let me just describe them to you.
Lilo is a Very Good Girl
Haleigh Morris, a volunteer with Daviess County Animal Care and Control, informed me that Lilo would thrive in a household where she is the only dog and no cats. Although she enjoys playing with toys, her favorite is a tennis ball!
Walking her on a leash is simple. She would adore curling up on the couch after playtime.I won’t lie, that sounds fairly ideal! About two years old is Lilo’s age.
Dolly is Also a Very Good Girl
“Dolly may be reserved at first, but she will quickly come out of her shell with some affection and goodies! She likes to go on walks, but her true want is a house where she can get as many loves and cuddles as she wants.
Dolly was a stray when she entered the shelter. She has severe skin irritation, which has caused her to lose a lot of hair. She has had the opportunity to recover with the shelter’s assistance and will do so in a nurturing and caring environment. Haleigh told. Dolly is approximately four years of age.
Longest Daviess County Animal Shelter Residents
Pitbull mixes Lilo and Dolly are both spayed, microchipped, and up to date on their vaccinations. Their adoptions are free because they are both sponsored! Additionally, a kind and giving person contributed to Dolly’s medical bills.
The Daviess County Animal Shelter, like many others across the nation, is overcrowded, despite the incredible efforts of its volunteers and staff. These two adorable puppies, who have been there the longest, will sadly be put to death this Saturday at 3 PM.
They’re nervous. They’re worn out. They are still holding out hope that someone will save them! They have a right to know what true love is like. Here is the adoption application if you agree and would like to provide them with a forever home. If you wish to help but are unable to provide a permanent home, you might foster them temporarily or simply tell their tale. Their lives will truly be saved by you.
Additionally, I must perform my best imitation of Bob Barker while I have your attention.
PLEASE NEUTER AND SPAY YOUR PETS! FOR THE LOVE!
Every breeder and unintentional litter adds to the suffering of perfectly lovely creatures and overcrowded shelters.
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