Shelter hours: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. daily except major holidays.

Alice

Alice was abandoned by her owner. She is a social girl who likes to chat a lot and really enjoys sitting in someone's lap and being brushed. She likes to play with shoe strings, too.
 

Alli

Ali is a 4 year old dark tabby. She came to APL in 2003 from Animal Control. Ali is friendly, she loves being petted and brushed, and she will sit on laps once in a while. Her favorite spot in her room is in a basket by the window (as seen in this photo). She is a quiet girl and would appreciate a home that can give her lots of love and attention. She would make an awesome companion.

Azalea

Azalea came to APL a momma cat with four kittens. She was adopted and recently returned because her owners moved. She has lived with kids, dogs, and cats. Azalea craves attention and will follow you aroung. She is also extremely curious aboutr everything going on.
 

B.B.

B.B. came to the APL as a stray. She was born in 2001 and is a bit shy but friendly. She would be happiest in a home without a lot of noise or children. She's afraid of dogs.
 

Baby

Baby came to the APL through a humane investigation. She was a mother cat with five babies. She is a very beautiful girl who has had some tough times. She was born in approximately May of 2004. She is still very timid but hopefully with a lot of love and patience she will learn she is in no danger.
 

Betty

Betty is a very social cat who likes to be petted and brushed. She and her sister, Wilma, were adopted from the APL as kittens but when their owners moved, they dropped them off at Animal Control. We hope the sisters will find a new home soon. They are about two years old and, so they're still very playful.
 

Black Jack

Black Jack came to APL from Animal Control. She is about six years old and mostly keeps to herself. She doesn't like to be bothered by the other cats and spends most of her time snoozing in her cat bed. Black Jack is a bit older and wants a nice, quiet life.

Buffy

Buffy came to the APL in 2004 as an injured stray. She was born around 2003. Buffy is very laid back and enjoys spending most of her time lounging in one of the baskets in her room.
 

Buttons

Buttons came to APL from Animal Control and was born in approximately 2000. Since she came to the shelter her personality has evolved from very timid to playful and sociable.
 

Camille

Camille was an APL kitten who was returned at 10 months of age. She is a bit of a loner and a little on the timid side. She gets along with the other cats but doesn’t interact with them very much. She would do best in a quiet home without children.

Carl

Carl came to APL after he was injured by a dog. He was lucky to have survived. He is very affectionate and he is a real chatterbox. Carl was born in about 2005.
 

Cashmere

Cashmere came to APL from Animal Control. His bottom eyelashes were growing into his eyes and had to be surgically removed. His eyes need to be cleaned daily. He is a very loveable kitty who craves lots of attention. He is a very cuddley boy who was born in 2003.
 

Cedar

Cedar is a neutered domestic short hair who struts around in his striking orange coat with white accents. He loves attention and gets along well with other cats, Cedar is fairly laid- back with a kind of “whatever you want is OK with me” attitude! He was born in October 2001.

Cinnamon

Cinnamon came to APL from Animal Control. He is a three year old boy who is very sweet and loves to play with toys and some of the younger cats in his room.
 

Colleen

Colleen is a domestic short-haired cat, gray and white in color. About 2 years old, she is often shy with strangers but has no fear of people she gets to know. Colleen is petite, spayed, and her left ear is a bit blunted, perhaps the result of a tiff with another kitty. She is a loner with the other cats, but is not mean to them.

Courtney

Courtney came to the APL from Animal Control as a mother cat with four babies. She is very friendly towards people and also with the other cats in her room. She enjoys sitting on laps, being brushed, and doesn’t mind being held. She likes to play with cat toys on a string. She is usually very calm but is very alert and doesn’t miss much.

Cry Baby

Born in 2003, Cry Baby is a smokey gray female with green eyes. The tip of her left ear is missing. She doesn't make much noise, but must have sounded as if she were crying when she arrived (on 8-18-04) to get such a name. She is a friendly girl and sometimes a bit mischievious. She could be your playmate and companion.
 

Dolly

Dolly was born around 2001 and has been at the shelter since August. She is a little timid but very loving. She is intimidated by more aggressive cats but interacts well with Geri, her former roommate. Dolly and Geri were adopted from the shelter but had to be returned due to their owner’s failing health. Dolly would do well in a home with Geri or another calmer cat.

Donovan

Donovan was found an injured stray with an old fracture in his right paw. It could not be repaired and might need amputated in the future if it keeps causing him problems. Donovan is a bit timid but he likes attention and being held. He was born in October, 2005.
 

Duke

Duke came to the APL in 2002 after his owner passed away. He was about a year old at the time. Duke was not well-socialized to people when he arrived, but has come a long way from the frightened kitten he once was. He is still nervous around dtrangers and would probably prefer a quiet home and some time to adjust. Once he learns to trust someone, he is a sweet and wonderful boy.
 

Gail

Gail was relinquished by her owner who moved and couldn’t take her along. She is a typical torti and can be very affectionate as long as no other cats are around. She likes to sit in laps and be petted and brushed.

Gardenia

Gardenia came to APL from Animal Control. She is very friendly and personable. She likes to sit in laps and doesn't mind being held. When she wants more attention she will let you know by rubbing her head on your hand. She was born in approximately 2004.
 

Gracie

Gracie is a 3 year old quiet, loveable cat whose name just suits her. She's a little timid when she doesn't know you, but warms up fast. She loves being petted and will be a wonderful affectionate cat.
 

Heidi

Heidi was found in 2003 in a volunteer's driveway. She was born in approximately 2001. She is a bit of a loner. She can be quite friendly at times but is sometimes hard to read- she acts like she wants attention but slaps or nips when you try to pet her. She may do best in a single-person household or a quite home because she startles easily.
 

Helen

Helen came to the APL through our Feral Cat Program as a nursing mother with five kittens. She was born in approximately 2001. She is a very friendly cat, enjoys company, and doesn't mind being held. She likes to lay in laps a lot and on occasion still likes to play. She has had her ear tipped to mark her as a feral cat.
 

Isabelle

Isabelle, a gray-and-white domestic short hair, is described by those who know her best as “a character”! Spayed and born April 9, 2002, she doesn’t like other cats or dogs (might just be afraid of them). Isabelle does her best to avoid the other cats, so she would probably do best in a house without children or other pets. She lets you know when she doesn’t want attention!

Jake

Jake came to APL from Animal Control. He is very friendly and he enjoys sitting in laps and being held. He loves to be brushed and gives kisses. Jake was born in approximately 2003.
 

Jelly Bean

Jelly Bean was found injured and was brought to us. She is new to her cat room but seems to be adjusting well. She doesn't seem to be bothered by the other cats but she is still fearful of people. In time she will warm up to us. She is about one year old.
 

Joel

Joel came to the shelter in July of 2004 as a two month old stray kitten. He has adjusted well to shelter life and is becoming more people-friendly. Joel is a very active cat who never seems to stop moving. He is still a little skittish, however, and may do better in a quiet home without children.

JoJo

JoJo was born around 2005 and loves to chat up a storm with visitors. She is very sociable with people and is in the process of getting used to her new surroundings. 
 

Jordache

Jordache was born in approximately 2002. She is not friendly towards other cats and will need to belong to a single-cat household. She can sometimes be unpredictable with people and would do best in a home without children. Once she gets used to her surroundings, she will probably mellow. 
 

Jude

Jude would make a great pet for someone just looking for a pretty cat that is definitely not overwhelming in it’s affection. He doesn’t care to be held and although you can pet him, he will sometimes nip at you. He would be best in a home without other animals and definitely no children.
 

Kaley

Kaley came to APL in 2001 after her owner died. She is starting to become more socialable with and tolerant of people. However, she would still be happiest in a quiet household. Kaley was born in 1998. She is front
declawed.

Kimberly

Kimberly came to APL from Animal Control. She was pregnant and had seven babies who have already found homes. Kimberly is very outgoing, loves attention, and is still quite playful. She was born in approximately 2004.
 

Krissy

Krissy was brought to the shelter in December of 2003 by her owner along with five sick little kittens. She was born in about 2002 and is a very sweet cat. She's sometimes a bit shy but is much more social than she used to be. Her favorite place to camp out is under the covers. She's happy anywhere that there's a blanket.
 

Laura

Laura came to the APL as a stray she was born in approximately 2004. Laura has an independent personality and would do best in an adult household because she will bite if provoked.
 

Lucky

Lucky came to the APL as a stray who was very sick at the time of his arrival. He has recovered now and is ready for a new start. He is very social and will head butt your hand for attention. He likes to play with toys and being brushed.
 

Magnolia

Magnolia came to APL from Animal Control. She is about one year old and loves to sit in laps and be petted and brushed. She also likes toys that make lots of noise.
 

Maja

Maja came to APL as a stray momma with 4 kittens. Her babies are all in their forever homes and now Maja would love the same. She is sweet, loving and playful. Maja is 3 years old.
 

Marissa

Almost all black, with a little white on her chest, Marissa is good with people and other cats. She is spayed and estimated to have been born in 2000. Marissa loves to be rubbed, petted and just noticed in particular! She could fit into almost any loving household!

Melody

A black-and-white domestic short hair, Melody is shy but friendly. She is an adult cat, but her date of birth is unknown. She came to APL as a momma cat with six kittens. She is quiet and tolerates the other cats well. She would probably be happiest in a home without young children.

Meredith

Meredith was dumped outside of out shelter and was left in a taped up box with her litter of kittens in a another box. She is a very sweet cat who likes to be held. She may be a bit timid at first but warms up quickly and is really very sweet.
 

Mike

Mike, born May, 2004, arrived at the shelter with his brother, Archie, and sister, Edith and they went to a foster home. Mike is all black, very shy and curious. A previous experience must have made him cautious as he will watch you at first. A quiet home and a gentle hand should win him over. When he is sure you only want the best for him he will really warm up to you. Mike is now at the shelter. If you would like to come by and meet him, APL is open from 1-5pm every day, closed on Mondays.
 

Miss Cleo

Miss Cleo came to APL last year as a stray and was born in approximately 2003. She is very timid. She likes attention but doesn't know how to ask for it. She sometimes shies away from being petted by a stranger, as though someone may have hit her in the past. She needs lots of TLC.
 

Mitzi

Mitzi came to APL from Animal Control. She is very friendly with people and likes to sit in laps and be brushed. She may be happiest as an only cat because she can be aggressive towards the other cats in her room. She is about three years old.
 

Moonshadow

Moonshadow came to the APL when she and her litter mates were found in a dumpster. She was born in approximately March of 2005 and is very outgoing and playful. She likes to be held and has a sweet disposition that would make her a great companion for children. She gets along allright with other cats and has a very soft and shiny coat.

Moonshine

Moonshine was born in late 2002 and was brought to the shelter as one of a litter of four month old kittens. She wasn’t socialized well as a kitten so she is still somewhat skittish. She wants attention and love but doesn’t know how to ask for it. She lacks self-confidence, however the staff and cat socializers have seen her come a long way from the frightened kitten she once was. She is a diamond in the rough who needs someone who can spend some time with her.

Nader

Nader came to the APL in March with an ulcer on his hip. His wounds are healed but could possibly reoccur. Nader is a little shy when he first meets someone but it doesn't last long if you have a warm lap to sit on. He is quite a sweet boy who was born in about 2002.
 

Neeko

Neeko came to the APL from Animal Control. He is very friendly and likes to play with toys and being brushed. During quiet times he likes to snooze in a cat bed or bird watch from the wondow in his room. Neeko was born in approximately 2002.
 

Newton

Newton came from the APL Feral Cat Program. He is very laid back but can be a little timid. Although he?s not fond of being picked up, when he feels like it - he will sit on your lap and appreciates a good massage. He does have the cutest, most unusual meow. He was born in 2002.

Nightcap

Nightcap is a spayed domestic short hair feline who was born Nov. 11, 2002. A black-and-brown bullseye tabby, she is a bit shy but sweet once she gets used to you. Nightcap gets along well with other cats.

Ouzo

Ouzo was admitted to APL as a kitten in 2000. She is a very chatty girl, she likes to look at the door to her room and talk to visitors. She is shy when approached, but she eventually warms up and enjoys being petted. She seems to enjoy playing with her toys as well as lounging in her cat tree. She can be a little rough in her play at times, so she would probably be best in a home without small children. She’s also good with other cats.
 

Passion

Passion came to the APL as a stray momma cat with five kittens. She is very friendly with people and likes to be held and brushed. She would do best as an only cat as she is very aggressive towards other cats. She was born in approximately 2005.
 

Pocohantas

Pocohantas came to the shelter as a stray with two kittens. She is an affectionate cat and likes to play with cat nip toys. She likes to climb and explore her surroundings. Pocohantas would do well in any home with a pillow for her to snuggle on.

Pollyanna

Pollyanna came to APL in February as a mother cat with 3 kittens. She eats a prescription diet because she has skin allergies. She enjoys sitting in laps and being petted and brushed. She also likes to run and play with her roommates. She was born in 2002.
 

Precious

Precious was a kitten when she came to APL and was adopted and returned because of allergies. She likes to play with toys on a string and likes to sit in laps and be held. Precious does play bite and growl sometimes when she gets overly-excited. She doesn't bite hard though. She also gives kisses and stands in her hind legs to tell you she wants to be held. 

Procrue

Procrue came to the shelter one year ago as a stray mom with five babies. She was born in approximately 2002. She is a very outgoing cat and likes her roommates. She likes to run and play and enjoys feather toys and chasing the laser light. She loves moist treats.

Roberta

Roberta was born in approximately 2002 and was adopted out as a kitten but was returned due to allergies. She is very friendly and will come running to you when you come into the room. She doesn’t want to miss out on any attention. Roberta likes to be held and has lived with children. She will head butt your hand if you stop petting her too soon.

^Sabrina

^{Sabrina came to APL from Animal Control in July of 2005, at which point she was about a year old. She is a fairly reserved cat who likes to sit in baskets and snooze the day away. She likes to give your hands a bath when you pet her.}

Samantha

Samantha came to the shelter in August with a wound to her neck. She was born in approximately 1990. Samantha likes people and enjoys being petted and brushed. She will sit next to you but prefers not to be picked up. She will head butt your hand to get more attention. She needs a quiet home with her own bed to lounge in and someone to brush her long hair frequently.

Sanford

Sanford is a very pretty longhaired boy who was dumped at the shelter in May of 2005. He is friendly and loves to play with toys and string. He doesn’t care to be held and is a somewhat larger cat. He likes to be brushed and lay next to people.

Sarah

Sarah came to the APL last October with some pretty severe injuries. She was mauled by a dog, and after several months of downtime, she's now healthy again. She was born in about 2002. Sarah is friendly with people, but is still adjusting to her new surroundings and new roommates in the cat loft. Once she is adjusted, she will show more personality.
 

Scone

This cutie was a barn kitten and can be a little shy. The staff has found that once he warms up to you, he can be extremely affectionate. He needs a home that has the patience to wait for his true colors to shine through.

Serena

Serena came to APL in 2003 as a kitten. She was adopted then but returned in 2005 due to the child's allergies. She is quite sociable and likes to play and sit in laps. She especially enjoys looking out the windows in her room.

Sissy

Sissy came to the APL as a stray who was born in approximately 2005. She is unpredictable but is in a new room with new surroundings and new roommates. Hopefully her personality will sweeten up when she gets more accustomed to her new surroundings. 

Spring

Spring came to the APL in April of 2005 with her kittens. She is a loveable cat who likes to be held and sit in laps. When she's happy she purrs and purrs. She is also quite talkative. She has a problem with other cats at first but will learn to tolerate them. She also likes to give kisses.
 

Squeaky

Squeaky is shy, but slowly warming up to the world around her. She is timid but non-aggressive; a person needs to seek her out to help her overcome her shell. Like her father Mr. Cheeks, she is very sweet. She loves to play on her own, nap in something soft and eat. Her impulse is to stay in the background, but if you talk to her and pick her up, you will hear the purr motor running in overdrive. She is very sensitive and may take a little while to adjust to shelter chaos. She needs the exposure to activity to continue her progress, as the bathroom she's been residing in was too peaceful. As she relaxes, she will become a wonderfully playful, affectionate cat. She will probably be nervous with the other cats at first - her impulse will be to hide but as she got to know Mr. Cheeks she began rubbing up against him as well as playing with his tail. She may be a little work, but the reward will be worth it. She was born around August 2004.
 

Sullivan

Sullivan came to APL as a stray with a wounded neck. He is on the mend and is waiting for someone to take him home now. Sullivan is very lovable and he enjoys sitting in laps and being brushed. He has a wonderful, outgoing personality. He was born in approximately 1998.
 

Tamara

Tamara came to the APL from Animal Control. She was born in approxiomately 2004 and is friendly with people and likes to be held. She's not fond of other cats and will become aggressive towards them without provocation. Because of this, Tamara needs to go to a single-cat household.

Tiger

Tiger was relinquished by his owner and was born in about 2002. He likes lots of love and attention and sitting in laps. He loves to play with feather toys. He will follow you around like a dog and meows when he wants attention.
 

All Star

Hello, my name is All Star and I am a nine-year-old gentleman. My foster mom says I am nervous and a bit skittish at first, but when you get to know me I am very sweet and adorable. Look, I gotta tell you the truth my hearing isn’t great, I’m probably not the best pet to have around small, fast-moving kids, and my life has been a little rocky up until now. I really need a quiet place to spend my sunset years, where someone will just love me like I am. I tend to be a bit grabby about food, but remember, I was a stray and had to fend for myself before APL rescued me. I’m very loyal and loving, and it takes so little to make me happy a quiet place to curl up and a backyard with a squirrel to watch (well, maybe to chase, too). You know, I’ll bet one of you folks reading this will be saying, “Well, he sounds just perfect for me!” Please give APL a call and ask to meet All Star. I’ll have tons of love to offer you.
 

Cracker Anne

I hear humans say things like, “Life begins at forty,” which I think means that it’s never too late to begin a wonderful life. My name is Cracker Anne (a.k.a. Annie), and I have to say that I think these humans might be right. Not that I know anything about being forty (yikes!). In fact, I am in my prime (about six years old). I guess you could call me “mature.” But, as far as I’m concerned, “mature” does NOT mean “dull.” You see, I come from a home where I was neglected and confined to a small room, so I treasure the experiences I am now having in my foster home, experiences that other dogs might take for granted riding in the car, snuggling on the couch, greeting my people when they come back home (even if they are just returning from the mailbox). And even though I have little legs, I love to run and play, and I can keep up with anyone who wants to take me on long walks. You just can’t imagine how excited I am about the possibility of life beginning again for me (preferably in a home without small, fast moving children) a life filled with everyday wonders a life that may begin with YOU. Please call APL and ask to meet me
 

Harvey

Please don’t tell the dogs who belong to my foster family, but Foster Mom says that I’m better behaved in the house than they are! Makes it kinda hard to believe that I was only recently rescued from a home where I was neglected, doesn’t it? Well, it’s my belief. I’m Harvey, by the way that you shouldn’t mess up your chances at finding a good family just because you’ve had a bad one in the past. That just really doesn’t make sense. I behave so well in my foster home (no accidents!) that the humans use words like “extremely sweet” and “wonderful disposition” to describe me. In fact, I am so well behaved that I am the first foster dog of the family to receive a special honor a nighttime spot on a rug inside the house! There’s been so much to be happy about these days. I enjoy the kids, play well with the other dogs, and leave the cat alone (to make sure everybody else stays happy, too). I must admit that I’m a bit hyperactive when I’m OUTSIDE the house, which isn’t really a bad thing, but I tend to chew up my toys, and I sometimes bark at my food bowl and carry it around the yard. I’m kinda shy around people I don’t know, but, well, everyone has a few quirks, and I’m hoping, given my sad history, that I’ll be allowed a few. However, I’m sure that my shyness will just fade away when I find my new home and start to realize that life is going to be good FOREVER maybe with you by my side? Please call APL and ask to meet Harvey.
 

Lonnie

Hi, I'm Lonnie and I've got a story to tell you. Most of my life was spent outdoors ... I was cold, hungry and lonely. I thought the world was a pretty scary place, and it was my full-time job just to stay fed and warm. But guess what I've discovered. There are places called "foster homes," and really nice folks called foster parents. It's really amazing! It's warm indoors, and food just appears magically every day. Can you imagine that? Foster Mom say that I'm a "collector" ... I like to pick up toys and stuff off the floor and put everything into a neat little pile so it won't disappear. I love toys of all shapes and colors, and I enjoy playing with dogs, cats and kids ... I get along with everyone! I still love the great outdoors, but I'm really liking this indoor living. I'm almost housebroken already, and I'm also learning to walk on a leash (although that seems a bit silly to me). Foster Mom says it's time for me to go to my forever home. I'm not sure what that means, but she says that I'll get hugs, and there will be people to play with ... it will be warm in the winter and cool in the summer, and food will appear just like magic! I'll NEVER be hungry and lonely again. Sounds like a really cool place to me. Foster Mom says to tell you to call APL and ask for Lonnie if you'd like to meet me.
 

Mary Jane

Looking for a unique and sassy beauty? No, I’m not talking about a supermodel. I’m talking about me, Mary Jane. Actually, I’m just a sweet girl with simple needs - a little bit of playtime, a little cuddle time, and lots of love. I’m happy to say that I’ve been enjoying all of this at my foster home and, in return, I have tried to be the best girl I can be. I’m crate-trained, housebroken, walk nicely on a leash, and play well with the others at my foster home, including other dogs, a cat who lets me know if I play too rough, and a sweet little two-year-old human. I’m a great ball player, too. I’ll retrieve a ball and bring it to you, and if you tell me to “drop it” or “give it,” it’s yoursI mean, that’s an important part of the game, right? OK. Now here’s where the “sassy” part of my personality comes in. You see, I just get SOOOOO excited when my foster mom comes home and, well, I’m learning that I’m not supposed to jump when I’m excited. But what to do with all that love and energy? How do I tell Foster Mom that I don’t want her to stop petting me? I talk. Yep, that’s right. I don’t actually use human words, of course, but Foster Mom knows what I’m saying, which is: “I’m so THRILLED to see you, which makes it extremely tough to sit still, but I’m trying VERY HARDand PLEASE don’t stop petting me!” Foster Mom thinks that when I talk I sound a bit sassy. Maybe so. I'm just glad she understands me. Anyway, do you think I might be the girl you’re looking for? If so, please call APL and ask to meet Mary Jane.
 

Mugsie

So, did you hear about the neglected dogs in Greene County? Well, you guessed it I was part of that sad group. But I’m not sad anymore! Now that I’m in a foster home, I’m having a great time and I hear things like, “Mugsie (that’s me!), with a cute face like yours, you will be part of a happy home in no time.” And the humans usually use words like “darling” and “sweet” when they talk about me. I realize, however, that good relationships depend on more than good looks alone, and I’ve got plenty more qualities that I think you will like. For instance, I am really good at playing. Even though you may not realize it, there is actually a lot of skill involved in playing ball and tug-of-war and chase with other dogs. Obviously, to be such an expert at playing, you have to be smart and capable of getting along with others and I am! I love EVERYONE cats, dogs, children. Also (and I know you will be relieved to hear this) I am housebroken. I realize that nothing can ruin a good relationship faster than those things called “accidents,” and I’m not about to make that mistake. Of course, I’m not trying to imply that I’m perfect. I mean, who is? Sometimes past experiences stay with you for a while, and, for now, it upsets me a bit to be put in a crate, and sometimes I’m afraid that my food will be taken away. But you know, I was very undernourished when I was rescued and my ears were fly-bitten and well, I think you understand. But the nice people I know now tell me that I never have to worry about my food again. And I almost can’t imagine it they say I may never have to worry about being loved again, if only someone (maybe you?) will make me part of their family. You can’t believe how happy it makes me to hear this. So, do you think you would like to meet me? Well then, just call APL and ask for Mugsie!
 

Sweet Sallie

Well, here I am at APL, and they are calling me Sweet Sallie. You can guess where the “Sweet” part came from, ‘cause I’m really a sweet girl. Not so long ago I had a place to live, but my human moved away and abandoned me and my dog friends. It might not have been so horrible, but we were locked in outdoor pens and we couldn't get to any food or water. We were scared and starving by the time APL heard about us and came to rescue us. We all got to go to foster homes for a while until we were feeling better and put on a little weight. I have had lots of puppies in the past, but no more ... and no hunting for me either. I just want to be a homebody now. I just need some TLC. I went to an “offsite adoption” this weekend I'm not sure what that was all about, but boy, was it fun! I got to sit in this lady’s lap and snuggle while all these nice people came up and petted me. Everyone told me how sweet I was but no one took me home. Maybe that will happen NEXT week. While I was there, I also got a bite of hot dog oh my, I was in heaven! Oh, and you know what else I got to go to McDonald’s for a hamburger on the way back to the shelter. What a day! I’d love to be spoiled EVERY day. Please come to APL to meet me. Like I told you, I am a VERY sweet girl, and I just know you will love me and want to take me home.
 

Timmy

Just think, you could be the person to light up my sad brown eyes. Don’t misunderstand, I’m not sad all the time. I love being around other dogs and I’m very playful. Humans are still a little scary. You see, I wasn’t treated very well before APL rescued me. I was at a place called a "dog pound," and they came and got me and took me to a great foster home. But I’m pretty shy until I get to know you. So bring a little patience when you come to meet me. Foster Dad says I should remind you that I'm still a puppy, under a year old. That means I still chew on things, so be sure to put your shoes away! I'm a fun-loving, faithful Beagle, just looking for someone to share my love. Would that someone be YOU? If so, call APL and ask for Timmy. I’ll be waiting for your call.
 

Requirements for Adoption of an APL Dog or Cat 1. An application must be completed. 2. After the application has been approved, there may be a 24-hour wait period. The potential adopter will also have to read, initial and sign the adoption contract. 3. If the potential adopter rents, a landlord check will be made. 4. If the potential adopter has another animal or other animals, a check will be made with the applicant’s veterinary clinic to assure the potential adopter is conscientious in the care of his or her other animals(s). 5 The adoption fee must be paid. 6. If the adopter is 60 years old or older, he or she qualifies for a reduced adoption fee through the Pets for the Elderly program. Adoption Rates Dogs, $98 Puppies less than 4 months old, $90 Tested for: Heartworms Vaccinations Rabies (one year) Canine distemper Adenovirus Type 2 Parainfluenza Parvovirus Coronavirus (puppies only) Bordetella   Treatments:  Heartworm preventative Worms Fleas and ticks Cat/Kittens, $50 Two adopted as a pair, $65 Tested for:   Feline Leukemia FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus)   Vaccinations:  Rabies (one year) Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis Calicivirus Panleukopenia Chlamydia Treatments: Worms Fleas and ticks Spayed or neutered Microchipped