Furry Friend Friday
ALANNA WOLF-ARMSTRONG Staff Writer
Tammy is a 9-year-old female beagle who was rescued from a breeding operation in Mount Ayr just days before she was scheduled to be euthanized after the breeder determined she was no longer useful as a breeding female. Luckily the New Nodaway Humane Society was able to step in and give Tammy a new lease on life; now she is just waiting to find the perfect forever home. Tammy does have an injury to one eye due to a severe bite from another dog, but that hasn’t damaged her eyesight or slowed her down in the slightest. She is a very sweet dog, and a little timid, but with some love and affection she will come out of her shell. Tammy’s gentle disposition will make her a great addition to any family. She is currently up-to-date on all of her vaccinations and will be spayed and microchipped before she leaves the shelter for her forever home.
What’s happening at the Humane Society?
Anyone interested in adopting either of these animals can call the New Nodaway Humane Society at 660.562.3333 for more information.
The Humane Society has extended its “Home 4 the Holidays” adoption event to cover every animal at the shelter. Now all animals, regardless of age, are available for adoption at half price: $35 for cats and $40 for dogs.
The lowered adoption prices still include microchipping, vaccinations, and sterilization before animals leave the shelter.
ALANNA WOLF-ARMSTRONG Staff Writer
Fuzzball is a recent addition to the Humane Society and is ready to find a warm home with a soft bed. She is a 5-year-old Maine Coon mix who has already been spayed and is up-to-date on all of her vaccinations. Fuzzball spent her early years as a stray and suffered from frostbite at an early age, so any time she can be warm and cozy she is a happy camper. Fuzzball likes to rule the roost so she will do best in a home where she is the only pet and where there are no small children. Fuzzball will be microchipped before she leaves the shelter for her adoptive home.
