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Meet Evie, Beebop and Crissy at Humane Society of Harford County
Have you considered adopting your next pet?
Cat of the Week: EVIE
Age: 3 years old
Color: Black and white
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Breed: Domestic short hair
Gender: Female
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Adoption Fee: $95
Evie is a black and white domestic shorthair cat. She was surrendered because her owners could no longer care for her. She not only looks unique, but she is polydactyl, which means she has extra toes—think Ernest Hemingway's cats! Pretty cool, huh? She is very sweet and loves to be held. She is looking for her fur-ever home. Please visit her at the shelter. You'll fall in love with her.
Dog of the Week: BEEBOP
Age: 10 years old
Color: Black and tan
Breed: Miniature Pinscher
Gender: Male
Adoption Fee: $95
Beebop is a 10-year-old who came to the shelter as a stray. He is very sweet and enjoys long quiet naps. Senior dogs make the great pets because they’ve "been there, done that" and only want to enjoy the finer things in life—food, sleep, light play and walks. Stop by the shelter soon and take him out for a walk and get to know him.
Small Critter of the Week: CRISSY
Age: 5 months old
Color: Black
Breed: Holland Lop/Dwarf Rabbit Mix
Gender: Female
Adoption Fee: $50
Chrissy is a 5-month-old little gal who was surrendered to Harford County Animal Control with her sister Lacey and brought to the shelter. Unfortunately, their owners were unable to care for them any longer. She is very sweet and loves attention. She is good with other rabbits and doesn’t mind being held. She is currently available for adoption. Stop by and visit her soon!
(The Humane Society of Harford County can be reached at 410-836-1090, via e-mail at adopt@harfordshelter.org or by visiting the website www.harfordshelter.org. The adoption center located at 2208 Connolly Road in Fallston. It is is open Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday noon-4 p.m.)
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