Pets of the Week

Friday, January 18, 2013

Joy

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Midnight

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To adopt these pets

Sponsor a pet. For $30 a month, you can ensure that one animal in the shelter receives proper nutrition and a safe place to live. For $40 a month, you can ensure that one animal receives proper nutrition and a safe place to live including a warm bed, toys, medical care and a microchip. For more information, visit www.hsfn.org, 889-2275 or e-mail hsfn@hsfn.org.

Looking for a way to help out?

These are the top five most wanted items at the shelter this week: paper towels, size large latex or non-latex gloves, IAMS canned kitten food, IAMS adult dog food and IAMS adult cat food. Donations can be dropped off 24/7 in our donation shed.

Joy

Hey, it’s me, Joy. I’m a bouncy, excited girl who can’t wait to meet you. I’m a 4-year-old hound who came to the shelter all the way from Alabama to find my new home. Even though I can be high energy, I settle nicely and love nothing more than a good cuddle. I’m your typical hound who will follow my nose and would really love to bond with my new family at a training class. I’m eager to learn, and this will be a good outlet for my energy, too. Due to the fact that I get excited, I need a family with older children who can keep up with me. I promise I’ll be just an all-around bundle of fun pup, who will then settle in for a good cuddle with you at the end of the day. Does it get any better than that? Don’t forget, all new adopters receive a free first vet visit to your choice of 16 area vets.

Midnight

I’m an 8-year-old girl who is more mature than some of the other young kitties here. That means that I am calm and easy going and would really appreciate a quiet home where I can have a comfy bed to spend my days in. The staff here knows that once I’m with my new family, I’ll blossom into a wonderful cat. I just hide it from the competition at the shelter. I’m a sweet girl who would prefer older children and adults to the hustle and bustle that young kids bring. You can find me at the shelter sleeping in my favorite bed in the cubby of the Girl’s Suite and I know you’ll be glad you did. Come meet us at The Humane Society for Greater Nashua, at 24 Ferry Road in Nashua. Like all the pets at HSFN I am spayed, micro-chipped and up to date on all vaccines.