By Brian Clark | September 9, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Her eyes stand out like gemstones in her black velvet face — almost iridescent blue- green in the center; with yellow-green outer circles (disregard her picture please, it falls eons short of her true beauty). But beyond the first captivating glance is only melting comfort, for our 4-year-old Demi couldn’t be cozier to hold.
By Brian Clark | September 3, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
He’s a regal young Boxer named “Duke” but you could call him “Mr. Clean”; his mild-mannered behavior’s even more immaculate than his beautifully-built white form. Three-year-old Duke displays the bright, energetic playfulness that makes his breed so desirable for children, and a special calmness that’s his alone; he’ll glide quietly around in the yard,
By Brian Clark | August 26, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Her teeth are so white she looks like an Aquafresh ad, but 6-month-old terrier/mix Tillie’s most stunning asset is her out-sized passion for you; you won’t meet a more exuberantly affectionate lap dog, or one you long more to hug. Being your sidekick is gentle Tillie’s lifelong dream; she’s destined to be a delightfully devoted companion to your kids,
By Brian Clark | August 18, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Her meow’s so melodic you’d think she was the Little Mermaid herself, but 18 month old “Ariel” has a pristine, pure-white coat that’s softer than any Disney character ever could be — and her purr’s as harmonious as her gentle personality. Ariel was found stray, an exquisitely mannered young lady cat who lives to be held;
By Brian Clark | August 12, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
He purrs and plays with a black satin passion all his own; 4-month-old Tillman’s all boy and all crazy for you, but when he’s done nuzzling your neck with his silky face, he’ll find ecstasy in a jingle ball — at least until it’s time to snuggle again. Tillman keeps a tidy space for a kid his age,
By Brian Clark | August 5, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Her whites are whiter and her orange more luscious — but forget the laundry, we’re talking about Allie, a pristine purr-fest of a 2-year-old girl, silky-slender and calm as can be, the kind of warm friend who never gets rattled and always keeps you centered. At the Adoption Center, Allie was in the big cage with multiple roommates and she got along just fine,
By Brian Clark | July 29, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
A social butterfly, diplomat, or life of the party — all those descriptions fit Reuben to a “T.” He’s a Plott Hound/Terrier mix whose amber-flecked brindle coat literally glows in the sunlight. He enjoys the company of other dogs and people of all ages, shapes and sizes, for his love does not discriminate.
By Brian Clark | July 22, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Carmel is so-named because of the swirling honey, tan, and golden colors in her coat that make her look like the creamy candy treat. And it goes without saying that her personality is just as sugary sweet. This six-month-old mellow yellow kitty is exactly what the doctor ordered for anyone wanting a deliciously affectionate feline companion.
By Brian Clark | July 15, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
If you had a dollar for every one of his handsome pale freckles you’d both be worth a million, but you can’t put a price on the warm, buoyant spirit of our exquisitely colored American Heeler/American Staffordshire terrier mix “Cash.” At 1 ½ years young he was a terrific match for the kids at Camp Good Dog,
By Brian Clark | July 8, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
He’s called “Clyde,” a name for a polished young black and white American Staffordshire mix prince; at one year old he’s full grown, compact at just 45 lbs., and so vibrantly athletic he seems to have his own built in steed. Clyde was adored by the kids at Camp Good Dog, he never outruns his own patience and he’s proud to learn too;
