The following pets are available from The Humane Society Chatham-Savannah. Applications are available at The Humane Society, 7215 Sallie Mood Drive. For a complete list of pets, go to www.HumaneSocietySAV.org. To learn about The Humane Society Volunteer & Foster programs, call Nancy Richards at 354-9515 or e-mail nrichards@HumaneSocietySAV.org.
Domino is a 1 1/2-year-old Dalmation mix. He is affectionate and playful, and is great with kids and other dogs. He seems to be housebroken and is very intelligent.
Chanel is a 4-year-old Sheba inu/spaniel mix. She loves walking, playing with other dogs, licking faces and eating treats.
Red is a 1 1/2-year-old guinea pig. She is friendly and is good with children and other guinea pigs. She loves to be held and to get exercise.
The following pet is available from Georgia Animal Rescue and Defence, 100 Dichroic Dragon Drive, Pembroke, GA 31321. Appointments are necessary to visit the shelter. Other adoptable animals are available to view at www.gardonline.org. GARD has pet adoption events every Saturday at Pet Supermarket in Chatham Plaza. For appointments and to learn about Georgia Animal Rescue and Defence, call 653-2480.
Peanut is about 6 to 8 weeks old and appears to be a shepherd mix. He has had his first round of puppy shots and is healthy and active.
Wilbur is a 14-week-old bull terrier mix that was rescued from a high kill shelter. He will weigh less than 50 pounds when he is full-grown. Wilber is great with children and other dogs.
The following pets are available from Coastal Pet Rescue. For more information on any of these pets, call 351-4151 or e-mail lisa@coastalpetrescue.org.
Maggie loves to play and loves attention. She and her sister, Cali, were each born with a deformed back leg. Maggie doesn't let it slow her down, though. Maggie is litter-box trained and is learning to use a scratching pad.
Davidson, Marley, Harley, Phoebe and Laika were thrown through the window at Chatham County Animal Control one night. The puppies are incredibly energetic and eager to play. Their exact breed is unknown, but Coastal Pet Rescue workers guess their full-grown size to be in the 40- to 50-pound range. All have been vet-checked and will receive their first shots, as well as being spayed and neutered prior to adoption.
Millie is a docile pug who loves to cuddle. She rides well in the car and loves to give kisses. Millie is crate trained and doing well at housebreaking.