Fall Festival and Bark in the Park Dog Walk
"Walk a Mile, Save a Life"
Saturday, September 6, 2008 at 9:30 am
Rose Tree Park
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Pets of the Week
| Chi-Chi Breed: Chihuahua, Terrier Mix Sex: Female Age: 3-4 Years Old Size: Small ID: 22335 |
| Chi-Chi is an adorable black and tan female Chihuahua, terrier mix. She is about 3 to 4 years old. She arrived to the shelter as a stray and is currently in foster care. She has lots of energy, but she is also very smart. She is house-broken, crate trained, and even sits on command. She is good with other dogs and kids. She needs lots of exercise and plenty of TLC. Chi-Chi will like to just sit on your lap and cuddle up with you. She loves getting lots of attention and back and neck rubs. She is just too precious. If you would like to adopt Chi-Chi please contact our foster coordinator, Dayna Boginsky, at foster@delcospca.org. | |
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Sarah Breed: Tabby - Brown/White Sex: Female Age: 3 Years Old Size: Medium ID: 17286 |
| Sarah is a beautiful 3 year old girl who has recently lost her forever home. Her owners' children wanted a smaller cat. She likes anyone, really: men, women, children, dogs; it makes no difference to her! She doesn't even mind a ride in the car. She seems pretty laid back, but she occasionally likes to jump on the furniture or countertops. But that's her worst quality and if that's all, she's a pretty normal cat! She is friendly and affectionate and she'd like to give her heart to a family who'll love her forever. She is currently in foster care and her current owner has reported she is truly wonderful, is becoming a lap cat, and would prefer to be the only cat in the home. If you would like to adopt Sarah, please contact our foster coordinator, Dayna Boginsky, at foster@delcospca.org. | |
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Help Save A Pet!
Become part of our foster care program and you could be the difference between life and death for animals that can not be adopted right away or animals that just need more time for the right home to find them.
Become part of our foster care program and you could be the difference between life and death for animals that can not be adopted right away or animals that just need more time for the right home to find them.
Become a Volunteer
Get some great exercise and go home knowing that you helped to save a homeless pet! Contact our Volunteer Coordinator for the date of the next volunteer orientation.
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