Daytona and Wrigley Are the Pets of the Week

This week's Pets of the Week at Baltimore Humane Society are Daytona and Wrigley. Here's what they each have to say--

Daytona:   

Hello. My name is Daytona and I was brought to BHS from another shelter who had no room for me. I am an energetic young girl who enjoys belly rubs, going for walks and giving kisses. I have been introduced to a few dogs here at BHS - some I was good with, but it will depend upon the dog so please let us know if you have another dog at home. I love playing with nyla bones,  squeaky toys and plush toys. I’m a beautiful dog who needs a happy and loving forever home. If you have electronic fencing around your home, then I may not be the best choice for you - that type of fencing is okay for some dogs, it's just that I am not one of them. Please consider coming to meet me if you are looking for a family dog or maybe a friend that you can go running with. At my young age, I have already spent too much time in a shelter environment… I'll be waiting.

Wrigley: 

Hello. My name is Wrigley and I was brought to BHS because my owner has too many animals and could no longer keep me. I am sweet and lovable with people. If you look at my skin, you may notice it is a bit thin which may be due to flea allergy dermatitis. I also have a mid-grade heart murmur, but it doesn’t keep me from doing anything or being a happy cat - I just needed to let you know. If you have any questions about it please ask our staff or our vet. I love laying on cat beds and playing with toys, especially furry mice. I’m such a joyful boy that it looks as though I am always playing with catnip. But it’s just me being happy rolling around in my cage! Stop by soon and join me for some fun.

The adoption fee for Randy is $165, and FREE for Landon, a Baltimore 500 Cat Special,

For more information visit www.bmorehumane.org

Baltimore 500 Cat Adoption Special!

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              Peanut and Lucy are our Seniors of the Month. 

Baltimore Humane Society, founded in 1927 by Mrs. Elsie Seeger Barton, is an independent, non-profit, no-kill animal shelter, which offers low-cost veterinary care to the public, and a pet cemetery with grief support services.  We receive no operational funding from the local or federal governments, or any national animal welfare organizations.  The Baltimore Humane Society is a proud member of BAWA (Baltimore Animal Welfare Alliance) along with the MD SPCA, BARCS (Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter), and Baltimore City Animal Control.
 
For more information about BHS, and how you can contribute, volunteer, adopt, or foster, please visit www.bmorehumane.org or call 410-833-8848.