 Big black dogs.
FIV+ cats.
Senior pets.
Special-needs animals.
Many factors can make a pet seem "less adoptable." To promote these unusual (or, in some cases, too common) animals, Petfinder has designated Sept. 17-25, 2011, as "Adopt-A-Less-Adoptable-Pet Week." We asked Petfinder-member shelters and rescue groups to nominate a very special pet in their care who is waiting for a home. Check them out in our gallery, then use our pet-search tool to find a special pet for adoption near you. Petfinder.com will be featuring a gallery on its website during the weeklong event to highlight just how many pets need to be given a chance - just like HEALY the Malamute from Alaska shown below! You can also log onto Petfinder.com and type in your zip code to find adoptable pets at your local shelters or rescue groups.
HealyMalamute Rescue of Alaska, Anchorage, AK Healy needs a home because she didn't get along with her housemate, a pitbull. Healy is a very active 10 yo female malamute who loves people including children but perhaps not young children. Healy is a very fun dog to have around in the house. She is an active dog who loves to go for walks, and will follow you throughout the house and yard. Like many malamutes she has her set of quirks, she loves her stuffy toys, she throws herself against the door when she wants to come in and she will climb... Learn more about me Visit www.petfinder.com/lessadoptablepetweek for more information ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Help Promote Less-Adoptable Pets Online!
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Visit www.petfinder.com/lessadoptablepetweek for more information ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BaronPet ID: 116 • Spayed/Neutered • Up-to-date with routine shots • House trained • Prefers a home without: cats • Primary color: White or CreamHusky Haven of Florida, Clearwater, FL
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Franklin family’s dogs taken by animal officer, placed with new owners
FRANKLIN, Maine — Last fall, the Warren family had two Golden Retrievers, Bella and Jake, that were considered integral members of a household which includes four young children. Now the dogs have been placed with a new owner somewhere in New England after they took off from the Warrens’ yard in early November and failed to return.
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