Photo courtesy of Pet Pal Animal Shelter
Friends of Strays and Pet Pal Animal Shelter in St. Pete have adoptable dogs and cats. Keep reading, and if you adopt one of these animals, let us know — send us a photo of you and your new BFF!
December 6 Adoptable Pets: Dogs
Photo courtesy of Pet Pal Animal Shelter
Jimmy This 1-year-old, 72-pound Great Pyrenees is Jimmy. While he takes a bit to get used to new environments, he’s a sweet and loyal friend.
Photo courtesy of Pet Pal Animal Shelter
Puck This 3-year-old, 18-pound Pomeranian mix is Puck. He loves attention, though he’d be happiest in a home without children.
December 6 Adoptable Pets: Cats
Photo courtesy of Friends of Strays
Auntie This 1-year-old retired mom is excited to focus on herself and her family.
Photo courtesy of Friends of Strays
Jessie This 1-year-old cowgirl is Jessie. Named after the Toy Story character, she’s excited to play with her new family.
All pets spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed. All cats must leave in a cat carrier; all dogs must leave with a leash and escape-proof collar.
Pet Pal Animal Shelter, 405 22nd St. S., St. Petersburg. Tues.-Sat., 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 727-328-7738, petpalanimalshelter.com.
Friends of Strays Animal Shelter, 2911 47th Ave. N., St. Petersburg. Open daily, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 727-522-6566, friendsofstrays.org.
Looking for more adoptable cats and dogs in Gulfport and St. Pete? The Gabber Newspaper has cats, dogs, and other adoptable pets online and in print every week.
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