Pets of the Week at Baltimore Humane Society

This week's Pets of the Week at Baltimore Humane Society are Diamond and Tyler.

Here's what they each have to say--

Diamond:  Hello there. My name is Diamond and I am a one year-old Pit Bull/Labrador Mix. I was brought to the Humane Society because my owner could no longer keep me in his tiny apartment. I love playing with my toys, especially the squeaky ones! My previous owner didn't have any other dogs so I am accustomed to being the only dog in the household. I have issues with guarding my food and toys but a trainer is working with me to help me adjust. I wasn't with children in my previous household either, so I am probably best with someone who is looking for a singular companion! I am a good dog and I look forward to finding a new forever home. If you’re interested in a dog like me, come in for a visit! 

The adoption fee for Diamond is only $165. Plus get a free bag of starter food!

 Tyler:  Hello. My name is Tyler and I am six months old. I was found wandering around in a neighborhood and was brought to BHS so I could find a good home. I am a nice sweet girl who just wants a forever home. I love food. Please consider me if you are looking to open your heart and home to a cat like me....I will be waiting. Hope to see you soon.

The adoption fee for Tyler is only $105.  Plus get a free bag of starter food!

Two Fur One December Cat Special — Throughout the month of December, you can adopt one cat and bring along his or her feline friend for free.  It's our way of keeping our bonded cats and kittens together forever. 

SOS! Save our Seniors!  Want to adopt a calmer, more mature friend?  Consider one of our Senior Dogs or Cats.  Any over the age of seven have a discounted adoption fee of only $100 for dogs and $25 for cats. 

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The Baltimore Humane Society, a no-kill animal shelter, is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1927.  It is not affiliated with any national humane societies or animal welfare organizations  Nor does it receive any funding from the government.  BHS depends on generous donations from individuals, corporations and foundations in order to continue its day-to-day operations and properly care for the animals at the shelter. For more information about Baltimore Humane Society and how you can contribute, volunteer, adopt, or foster, please visit www.bmorehumane.org,  call 410-833-8848, or text the word “PAW” to 80000 to donate.