He had parvovirus at the Humane Society, but recovered, and kept growing. He is now a big dog, over 60 lbs, and is a wonderful pet, housebroken and obedient to commands. He now has a younger sister, a Siberian Husky, as a housemate, along with the original dog of the house, Buddy, who is 17. Clearly, Cindi and her family do not expect Buddy to be with them a lot longer, and they were thinking ahead about having a dog around. Many of our adopters have more than one animal, and often more than one dog.
Dogs are company for each other, and usually get along better than people expect.
Former eggs Someone in Greene County decided to take up chicken farming, then chickened out when the chicks arrived. Since it was not yet dinner time, the post office personnel called us, and we found a farm for these chicks. Remember, at Easter, if you have the urge to buy a cute little chick for a child, the chick will grow into a chicken long before the child grows into an adult. Stick with chocolate eggs. Adoptions Click here for a page of pictures of recently adopted animals.