Pets

Help High Light, At St. Hubert's In North Branch, Find A Home

It's National Dog Month and Patch wants to help 1,000 homeless dogs find loving homes by the end of September.

NORTH BRANCH, NJ — It's National Dog Month, and while many folks have four-legged pals to share their homes, Patch is kicking off an effort we hope you'll join: We want to help 1,000 dogs in New Jersey and Pennsylvania find their forever homes.

As part of that effort, we will be highlighting dogs that currently are waiting in shelters for someone to adopt them.

High Light is one of those dogs. She is at the Saint Hubert's Animal Welfare Center at 3201 Route 22 East in North Branch.

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High Light is a 5-year-old Pit Bull Terrier and weighs about 59 pounds. She is tan and white and has been spayed, according to Saint Hubert's.

"Hey everybody, I'm High Light!! I'm a sweet, friendly and loving gal. I love learning new tricks, playing and snuggling. I guarantee if you take me home I will be the highlight of your life. I love making new people friends but I'm not as fond of other dogs," the shelter description says.

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Call 908-526-3330 for more information or visit St. Hubert's in North Branch to visit High Light.

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