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Animals Best Friends recently rescued four terrier mixes: two boys named Chubbers and Snickers, and two girls named Dolly and Emily. The previous owners could not keep them and needed assistance placing them, so ABF volunteered to take them and place them in good homes.
These kids are cute little terrier mixes ranging in weight from 11 to 20 pounds. They likely won’t get much bigger than they are now. All four have sweet dispositions and enjoy the attention they receive from their caregivers.
Chubbers, Snickers and Dolly are younger than 1 year old. Emily is about 1 and a half years old. All four enjoy playing with other dogs. They haven’t been around cats, but since they are young, adapting to cats should not be a problem.
Chubbers is short, stocky and has pretty markings. Dolly is adventurous and somewhat of an escape artist. She will likely need a tall fence. Emily seems to be already house trained because she will potty the minute she gets outside. Emily is scheduled to be on a video at www.examiner.net this week. Snickers has a habit of smiling at his caregivers when they come up to him. Although they each have their own personalities, all of these kids are sweet and loving.
If you are looking for a dog to join your family and think that one of these kids would be a good fit for your family, go to our website at www.animalsbestfriends.org and complete an application.
Animals Best Friends wish list includes: Purina Dog, Puppy, Cat and Kitten Chow, dog and cat treats and chews, cow hooves or rawhides, canned dog and cat food, stuffed (no beads) and Kong toys, laundry detergent, bleach, Fantastic spray, Dawn dish liquid, paper towels, newspapers, 39-gallon trash bags, blankets, sheets and cat litter. There is a paper recycling bin in the parking lot at ABF Headquarters, 2302 S. Crysler Ave., Independence. Please, no cardboard or telephone books. We appreciate your support.
If you would like to adopt a pet, visit the Independence Animal Shelter at 875 Vista Drive or call 325–7207 for more information. If you have an animal control problem, call 325-7205.
Animals Best Friends recently rescued four terrier mixes: two boys named Chubbers and Snickers, and two girls named Dolly and Emily. The previous owners could not keep them and needed assistance placing them, so ABF volunteered to take them and place them in good homes.
These kids are cute little terrier mixes ranging in weight from 11 to 20 pounds. They likely won’t get much bigger than they are now. All four have sweet dispositions and enjoy the attention they receive from their caregivers.
Chubbers, Snickers and Dolly are younger than 1 year old. Emily is about 1 and a half years old. All four enjoy playing with other dogs. They haven’t been around cats, but since they are young, adapting to cats should not be a problem.
Chubbers is short, stocky and has pretty markings. Dolly is adventurous and somewhat of an escape artist. She will likely need a tall fence. Emily seems to be already house trained because she will potty the minute she gets outside. Emily is scheduled to be on a video at www.examiner.net this week. Snickers has a habit of smiling at his caregivers when they come up to him. Although they each have their own personalities, all of these kids are sweet and loving.
If you are looking for a dog to join your family and think that one of these kids would be a good fit for your family, go to our website at www.animalsbestfriends.org and complete an application.
Animals Best Friends wish list includes: Purina Dog, Puppy, Cat and Kitten Chow, dog and cat treats and chews, cow hooves or rawhides, canned dog and cat food, stuffed (no beads) and Kong toys, laundry detergent, bleach, Fantastic spray, Dawn dish liquid, paper towels, newspapers, 39-gallon trash bags, blankets, sheets and cat litter. There is a paper recycling bin in the parking lot at ABF Headquarters, 2302 S. Crysler Ave., Independence. Please, no cardboard or telephone books. We appreciate your support.
If you would like to adopt a pet, visit the Independence Animal Shelter at 875 Vista Drive or call 325–7207 for more information. If you have an animal control problem, call 325-7205.
