Adopted!

Post and photo are by Carrie:

“Anyone owned by cats understands that as creatures, they don’t like change. Move a sofa, they think they’ve been teleported to a strange new land. Leave a shoe someplace it shouldn’t be, they prowl around it with deep suspicion and possibly a swipe or slap of a paw. Some cats are actually pretty adaptable, adjusting to new things speedily, while other require a little more time.

Sonny needs a little more time. The circumstances which brought him to the shelter have likely had an impact on his reticence (animals experience things like depression, anxiety – perhaps differently to how humans do, yet they do have these yokes to bear too), but he is quickly warming up and venturing out and about. He would prefer to go at his own pace, and for everyone to respect that. He doesn’t seem terribly fond of the other cats at this moment in time, though with proper introductions and boundaries, he would likely be just fine in a household setting.

He is also a stunner of a cat. With his deep russet coat and soulful eyes, Sonny could be on television. He is just plump enough to be adorable. As we tumble quickly into autumn, perhaps think about getting your first pumpkin loaf of the season. The first one is always the best, and Sonny will prove that to you.

And then prove to you the first will last and last.”

http://clatsopcounty.animalshelternet.com/adoption_animal_details.cfm?AnimalUID=162498
or https://www.petfinder.com/cat/sonny-52790460/or/warrenton/clatsop-county-animal-control-services-or53/

Pet meet and greets are by appointment only, so if you’d like to meet him, submit an application in advance by going to the shelter’s Adopting a Pet page at https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/animalcontrol/page/adopting-pet. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application. Be sure to date it next to the signature line (applications are reviewed in the order they are received) and put the name of the animal you are interested in at the top. You can then save the application to your computer and email it to ac@co.clatsop.or.us or deliver it directly to the shelter. Application forms are also available on the front door of the shelter and can be filled out and turned in on the spot. A shelter staff member will review the app and call you to set up an appointment.

Adopted!

Brenda tells us, “Sookie is a little selective, but once you earn her trust she is a very sweet kitty. She yearns for a home with a high perch and an interesting window to watch.” And Lynn says she “is beautiful and enjoys being brushed.” Sookie is a large two and a half year old long haired torti cat whose owner couldn’t keep.

http://clatsopcounty.animalshelternet.com/adoption_animal_details.cfm?AnimalUID=218534
or https://www.petfinder.com/cat/sookie-51383665/or/warrenton/clatsop-county-animal-control-services-or53/

Pet meet and greets are by appointment only, so if you’d like to meet her, submit an application in advance by going to the shelter’s Adopting a Pet page at https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/animalcontrol/page/adopting-pet. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application. Be sure to date it next to the signature line (applications are reviewed in the order they are received) and put the name of the animal you are interested in at the top. You can then save the application to your computer and email it to ac@co.clatsop.or.us or deliver it directly to the shelter. Application forms are also available on the front door of the shelter and can be filled out and turned in on the spot. A shelter staff member will review the app and call you to set up an appointment. Due to Covid restrictions, only two people are allowed in the shelter at one time and each visitor is asked several health-related questions before being allowed in.

Morgan tells us, “Prince is a special fella. He can be picky about his people and may take a minute to warm up, but once he falls in love with you he’s the best! He know sit, shake, and roll over and he will even sit pretty for you if you have yummy treats. Whoever gives prince a chance will be very lucky to have him!” This nine-year-old Dachshund/Miniature Pinscher mix is not comfortable around younger children and would be happier in a home with children 17 or older.  With adults he is quite the snuggler once he knows and trusts you.

http://clatsopcounty.animalshelternet.com/adoption_animal_details.cfm?AnimalUID=257627
or https://www.petfinder.com/dog/prince-51898495/or/warrenton/clatsop-county-animal-control-services-or53/

Pet meet and greets are by appointment only, so if you’d like to meet him, submit an application in advance by going to the shelter’s Adopting a Pet page at https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/animalcontrol/page/adopting-pet. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application. Be sure to date it next to the signature line (applications are reviewed in the order they are received) and put the name of the animal you are interested in at the top. You can then save the application to your computer and email it to ac@co.clatsop.or.us or deliver it directly to the shelter. Application forms are also available on the front door of the shelter and can be filled out and turned in on the spot. A shelter staff member will review the app and call you to set up an appointment.

Adopted!

When Arly first came to the shelter as a stray he was afraid of everything.  Then he met kittens in the cat room and his shyness disappeared. He loves to play with the babies!

Arly is a large handsome seven-year-old tabby. If you are looking for a laidback boy with years of love to give, Arly is your guy. Call to make an appointment to meet him today!

http://clatsopcounty.animalshelternet.com/adoption_animal_details.cfm?AnimalUID=256482 
or https://www.petfinder.com/cat/arly-50457068/or/warrenton/clatsop-county-animal-control-services-or53/

Pet meet and greets are by appointment only, so if you’d like to meet him, submit an application in advance by going to the shelter’s Adopting a Pet page at https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/animalcontrol/page/adopting-pet. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application. Be sure to date it next to the signature line (applications are reviewed in the order they are received) and put the name of the animal you are interested in at the top. You can then save the application to your computer and email it to ac@co.clatsop.or.us or deliver it directly to the shelter. Application forms are also available on the front door of the shelter and can be filled out and turned in on the spot. A shelter staff member will review the app and call you to set up an appointment.

Adopted!

Say hello to Sheldon! Sheldon is a 9 year old Jack Russell terrier who literally jumps for joy anytime a volunteer decides to walk him.

Carrie tells us…”Sheldon is a senior Jack Russell terrier with a lot of pep in his step. Sheldon loves a good walk and sniff, and a cuddle at the end of it. Truly, a perfect companion. Come meet this amazing fellow.”

Sheldon is a very happy guy with years of love to share. Bonus points: he is also very well behaved in a car and seems to enjoy himself. Sheldon requires a fully fenced yard and no kids under 18 please.

http://clatsopcounty.animalshelternet.com/adoption_animal_details.cfm?AnimalUID=258492

https://www.petfinder.com/dog/sheldon-52366591/or/warrenton/clatsop-county-animal-control-services-or53/

Pet meet and greets are by appointment only, so if you’d like a meet and greet, submit an application in advance by going to the shelter’s Adopting a Pet page at https://www.co.clatsop.or.us/animalcontrol/page/adopting-pet. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the application. Be sure to date it next to the signature line (applications are reviewed in the order they are received) and put the name of the animal you are interested in at the top. You can then save the application to your computer and email it to ac@co.clatsop.or.us or deliver it directly to the shelter. Application forms are also available on the front door of the shelter and can be filled out and turned in on the spot. A shelter staff member will review the app and call you to set up an appointment. Due to Covid restrictions, only two people are allowed in the shelter at one time and each visitor is asked several health-related questions before being allowed in.