Peanut may be a senior, but don’t let that fool you! This handsome brindle boy still has plenty of pep in his step and love to give his people. He knows sit, down, and leave it, walks nicely on a leash, and has good potty habits, too. Peanut would love to be the king of his castle in a home without other animals, where he can soak up all the attention for himself. If you’re looking for a loyal companion with plenty of love left to give, Peanut might be your guy!
Silly Tilly is ready to bring some fun to your life! This eight-year-old sweetheart loves people, enjoys the company of other dogs, and is always happy to be part of the action. She knows her basic commands, including sit and shake, and has good potty habits, too. With her social personality and playful spirit, Tilly proves that age is just a number when there’s fun to be had!
Meet your new favorite nap buddy! Buddy is a 14-year-old orange gentleman who came to DAS through no fault of his own, and he’s ready for a fresh start. He loves affection, gets along with other cats, and considers cat naps an important part of his daily routine. And those ears? Absolutely adorable. Buddy has so much love left to give and would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a sweet, laid-back friend.
Kilo is a certified kiss-giver with a coat softer than velvet and manners to match! This handsome guy knows how to sit, stay, and has good potty habits, too. He’s got the kisses, the cuddles, and the good-boy skills down. Now he just needs someone who’s ready for all that sweetness!
Pudding is equal parts cuddles and chaos! This sweet gray tabby loves human affection, enjoys playing, and has plenty of energy to keep things interesting. She’s also a social girl who has lived with her two brothers for the first two years of her life and gets along with other cats. If you’re looking for a playful companion who’s always up for some love and fun, Pudding is your girl
Don’t be afraid of ghosts this Halloween! Bring one of these super cute and definitely ghost-busting pets home and maybe even do some tricks for treats!
Go to the Domestic Animal Services website for all the details on what’s needed for adoption. Pets.Collier.gov or 239-252-7387.
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