Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Missing Dog in Strasburg Area!!!!!!!!




Honey has been missing since Oct.21 from the Strasburg-backroad area. Recently seen (possibly) in the Fishers Hill area. She is a large, honey-colored dog. She is a Rotweiller/St. Bernard mix;3 years old; Microchipped. May be skiddish towards people, but friendly. If seen or caught please contact Liz at (540)336-1562 or Stephanie at (540)758-3030 as soon as possible. Reward.

Thank you very, very much. May God Bless You!

Sincerely
Stephanie

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Barney


Note from JMU Colleague:

My friend found a stray female kitty, approx. 6 months old that showed up several weeks ago. He found her hanging out by the barn, so due to lack of creativity, I named her Barney. She’s a very pretty short hair tortie. She’s about the most affectionate cat I’ve ever encountered. She loves to be petted and definitely likes a warm lap to snooze on. We just got her spayed and she got all her shots. She tested negative for Feline Leukemia and HIV and she’s very healthy (and getting fatter by the day). We brought her inside to recoup from her spay surgery. Although she is ok with being outside, she really seems quite content being indoors and doesn’t make a run for it if the door is open. She’s made herself right at home in the spare bedroom and the living room sofa and she took to the litter box with no problem. She is a bit skittish and timid, so I think a quite home, probably without small children, would suit her best. I don’t know how she is around other pets yet.

I have gotten very attached to her and would absolutely love to keep her, but I already have one cat that does not get along with other kitties. I’m afraid Barney would be “picked on” relentlessly if she stays with me. My friend travels a lot and can’t keep her but will let her stay until I find her a home.

I would greatly appreciate it you could post this. I want to find her a good home where I know she will be happy and safe.

(Contact Karen Allison at allis2kl@jmu.edu if interested.)

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Athena: 6 Month Old





Athena is a 6 month old, black and white kitten looking for someone to
love and cherish her!

She started off with a rough life and was found outside of my
apartment complex near JMU. She was very shy and afraid of me. But gradually
I was able to win her trust and now we are inseparable! She cuddles
with me and my roommate and gets along well with our other cat. She
is also a little ball of energy and loves to play with her toys and
chase pant legs. But I can not afford to keep her and will not be able to take
her home when I graduate in May.

She has been spayed, had her first year rabies shot, been de-wormed, wears
flea medicine, and knows how to use a litter box.

She needs someone who is willing to be patient and build a trusting
relationship. And once she lets you into her heart and feels
comfortable, she will love you forever!!! She constantly follows me
around, meows at me for attention, and loves to have her head
scratched. She is also quite the little snuggle buddy and is great
for chilling out on the couch.

I think she would be best in a calm environment with a family, or
young adults. She would do well with other cats and loves to play with
them, but dogs or small children would not be a suitable environment
for her. She also loves to be outside when its nice outside and would
make the perfect indoor/outdoor cat. So if you are willing to be
patient and allow her to get to know you and your family, she will
never forget the kindness you've shown her !

Please give this sweet kitten the home she deserves! She is free to the right “human”!!! Please contact Ramona at messenrd@jmu.edu.

Monday, November 1, 2010

FOUND A HOME !! FOUND A HOME!! Tut: Gorgeous Doberman

Mr. Tut is a fawn Doberman who was found injured and emaciated about 5 months ago. He is wonderful and energetic but he needs more attention than his current fosters have (they have two other rescues). He would be a wonderful dog for a family with a male dog, or someone familiar with the Doberman breed. He is currently listed on Petfinder.com through the Spay/Neuter Clinic in Harrisonburg. The current fosters want to make the transition for Tut as easy as possible, so they want to be involved with the new family. For more information please go to the following link: http://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/17786740
Also, he will be taken to the DogFest Event at the Rockingham County Fairgrounds this Saturday.