NORA- She is three years old female spayed, she is up to date on her vaccines, she was brought into the shelter with her kittens. All her kittens were adopted...but her. She like other cats and dogs. Sh eis very affectionate and loves to lounge on you and purr away. She needs to be an indoor cat.
BINGO- two year old neutered meduim terrier mix. He is a very energetic poochie that needs love and affection. He responds well to comands and is good with other dogs. He is up to date on his vaccines and is heartworm negative. Please contact the tinton falls humane society (732) 922-0100 if you are intersted.
MARIO-He is an eight month old neutered cat, he is up to date on all his vaccines. He was turned into the shelter with his three siblings when he was still nursing. He was bottle fed. Unfortunately he developed a severe upper respitory infection that spread to his eye which had to be removed. He has fully recovered and is doing well. He would do well in a house with other cats and more relaxed dogs. He needs to be an indoor cat. Please contact the animal hospital if you are interested.
CALLIE- She is an older kittie. She is between 8-10 years of age. She is spayed. Her owners gave her up due to behavioral issues, which we have not encountered. She needs to be the only cat in the house as we believe this was the cause for her problems. She is very affectionate and loving. She had a full blood screen and all was well. Please contact the animal hospital if you are interested.
MERU- is two year old neutered male cat that is up to date on his shots. He was found as a stray and he was extremely thin and matted. He was nursed back to good health and is ready for a loving home. He is very affectionate and what else can we say he's a knockout. He likes cats, dogs, and kids. He needs to be an indoor only cat. Please contact the animal hospital if you are interested.
CLEO- Her mother (human mom) passed away. She is about 10 years old up to date on vaccines and she has recently had a full blood and urine panel that was all normal. Anyone interested should call the animal hospital and ask for Dr Stacey.
