WQMX Country Pet Rescue, brought to you by Wilson Plumbing and Heating: features adoptable pets looking for their forever home from 3 local shelters.
Portage Animal Protective League:
Meet Kerfuffle...
This sweet senior needs a home. Kerfuffle was brought in as a stray with Matted fur all the way to his skin. We had sent him to the vet to get this handsome lions cut. I don’t think he is fond of his new do but it has to feel better than all the matts he had. While at the vet we had senior bloodwork done on him. He has the early stages of Kidney Disease and requires a special diet and early testing. Please don’t let this scare you out of giving him a home he so desperately deserves. He can live many years with disease. He is a sweet boy that would reward you with purrs and cuddles. Kerfuffle is about 11 yrs old and would like a home to sleep instead of alone in his cage. If interested please email Tammy at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. let her know you saw him here!
Portage Animal Protective League is a private, non-profit organization, dedicated to the advancement of animal welfare and responsible pet ownership. In support of the mission, we:
-Shelter and find safe homes for injured, abused, surrendered and abandoned animals
-Uphold and enforce all animal cruelty laws
-Reduce pet overpopulation through spay/neuter programs
-Educate the community on the social responsibility associated with pet ownership
-Provide food through our food assistant program for those eligible in Portage County
The Portage APL is a “limited access, unlimited stay” shelter. This means that adoptable animals remain at the shelter until the right home is found. All animals admitted to the shelter receive the love and care they deserve. Portage APL does not euthanize for space or time constraints. That is why we are called a “limited access” shelter. However, there are some circumstances under which we may euthanize.
Info: portageapl.org 8122 Infirmary Road, Ravenna, Ohio 44266, Phone 330-296-4022, fax 330-296-8648
Stark County Humane Society:
The Stark County Humane Society is located at 5100 Peach St NE Louisville, Ohio 44641. Our office hours are Monday-Friday 9-5pm and Saturday’s 9-4pm. Our kennel hours for viewing and adoptions are Monday-Friday 11-5pm and Saturday’s 11-4pm. We are closed Wednesdays and Sundays. At the Stark County Humane Society “We Speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.” We help the stray sick and injured companionship animals. We also go out to investigate animal cruelty and neglect cases. We also adopt out our furry friends here at the shelter. We do not have a time limit for our furry companions they stay until they find their new happily ever after.
Humane Society of Summit County:
Meet Flower!
She is a 1 year old Collie/Pit Bull mix who weighs about 43 pounds. Flower is an absolute sweetheart who loves attention! She is still a young pup and is very energetic and playful. Flower loves to plays with her toys and will play with you all day if she can! She is still learning her basic obedience commands, but is eager to please and ready to perform is there are treats involved. She does well with most dogs and absolutely loves to romp around with the other dogs in the yard. With a slow introduction she shows potential to live with another dog, but they better be ready to play! If Flower's forever home had children in it they would need to be ages 10 and up. Flower is a lively and goofy pup who can't wait to find her forever playmates.
If Flower looks like the perfect pup for you, give us a call at 234-212-9843 to learn more about her and schedule an appointment to come in and meet!
Contact info:
Humane Society of Summit County
7996 Darrow Rd. Twinsburg, OH 44087
Phone: 1-888-LUV-THEM or 234-212-9834
www.summithumane.org
The Humane Society of Summit County is the leading animal rescue organization in Summit County. With over 50 years of service, HSSC rescues and cares for over 2,600 animals each year, the majority of whom are victims of cruelty, neglect, and abandonment or suffering from illness and injury.
The Humane Society of Summit County (HSSC) cares and advocates for the abused, neglected, and abandoned animals of our community. Through education and support, we strengthen the bond between people and animals. HSSC is a no-time limit facility.