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April 6, 2017 ~ YesBiscuit ~ 2 Comments

Larry is a 2 year old boxer mix who "loves everyone and every dog he's ever met." Saving GRACE 12721 West Watson Road Sunset Hills, Missouri 63127 (314) 435-3128 (Submitted by Hayley)

Shelter Pet of the Day – Brooklyn

November 17, 2016 ~ YesBiscuit ~ 3 Comments

I have no idea why this gorgeous cat named Chloe is on the kill list at the Brooklyn shelter and I am not going to read their assplanation either.  I just love her face and hope someone who can adopt her loves her face too.  Please share her with your friends on social media. Brooklyn … Continue reading Shelter Pet of the Day – Brooklyn

Shelter Pet of the Day: Memphis, TN

October 7, 2016 ~ YesBiscuit ~ 12 Comments

* This sweet dog has been kept behind locked doors in the "stray" area of the Memphis pound since she was surrendered on September 24.  And gee, no one has adopted her.  As if there's some correlation between keeping pets hidden from the public and pets getting adopted.  So weird.  And now, her number is … Continue reading Shelter Pet of the Day: Memphis, TN

Shelter Pet of the Day

February 3, 2016 ~ YesBiscuit ~ 10 Comments

This precious senior is at the Memphis pound.  He was impounded as a stray and is heartworm positive.  If he has owners, I hope they can find him.  If anyone can give him a home for whatever time he has left in this life, I will mail you a bag of homemade treats which I … Continue reading Shelter Pet of the Day

Shelter Pet of the Day: Memphis

January 8, 2016 ~ YesBiscuit ~ 11 Comments

What the Memphis pound has done to get dog ID #283970 adopted: What animal advocates have done to get dog ID #283970 adopted: Jody Fisher asked MAS repeatedly to at least post this adorable dog's photo on PetHarbor so she might have a better chance at being adopted but was refused.  The dog has until … Continue reading Shelter Pet of the Day: Memphis

Shelter Pet of the Day

December 17, 2015 ~ YesBiscuit ~ 3 Comments

Zoe is a hepcat who is available for adoption at the SPCA of Medina Co in Ohio.

Shelter Pet of the Day – Memphis, TN

September 15, 2015September 15, 2015 ~ YesBiscuit ~ 20 Comments

Based on the number of animals the Memphis pound currently has listed on PetHarbor, there appear to be more than 350 empty cages at the facility today. But dog ID #281205 can't be allowed to live in one of those empty cages because he is "past his review date".  And no one has applied to adopt him … Continue reading Shelter Pet of the Day – Memphis, TN

Shelter Pet of the Day

May 1, 2015May 1, 2015 ~ YesBiscuit ~ 2 Comments

This handsome 4 year old kitty with the sad face was spotted by reader Anne.  A comment left on his post says he has been moved to sick hold for a URI.  I don't have any further info but please consider sharing him so that he can find the person he needs. Greenville Co Animal … Continue reading Shelter Pet of the Day

Shelter Pet of the Day

April 9, 2015 ~ YesBiscuit ~ 21 Comments

This pet was submitted by Jody Fisher.  She says he is 8 years old and heartworm positive.  He appears to have a skin condition which needs to be treated.  He has until 4:45pm on Saturday, April 11. Memphis city pound 2350 Appling City Cove Memphis, TN 38133 (901) 636-PAWS (7297) MAS@memphistn.gov The Memphis pound had … Continue reading Shelter Pet of the Day

UPDATED: Shelter Pet of the Day: Memphis

October 21, 2014October 22, 2014 ~ YesBiscuit ~ 25 Comments

I am not a behaviorist but smiling in dogs is generally accepted as an expression of positive emotions and at the very least, a submissive offering. But at the Memphis pet killing facility, smiling appears to have earned dog #272194 a spot on the kill list.  Memphis shelter pet advocate Jody Fisher inquired about the … Continue reading UPDATED: Shelter Pet of the Day: Memphis

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