Adoption
Le Pawsh has partnered with the Tri-City Animal Shelter, and has been given the privilege of providing services to some of the pups in need. If you, or anyone you know, are looking for a new family member, please consider the animals in their care.
Tri-City Animal Shelter
Chloe
Chloe is an older dog, estimated by the shelter to be around 10 years old. She is a Pomeranian with her little tongue always sticking out to the side. When she arrived to us, she was matted and had fleas. She got our de-flea treatment and spot shaved in some spots, and now she is feeling so much better! She showed us that age is just a number as she explored around the salon, and snuggled up when pick up. The challenge of finding senior dogs a home is infinitely more difficult - it would mean the literal world to Chloe is she can find somewhere in her retirement.
Found a forever family!
(Name Unknown)
This cutie is a sheepdog with one brown eye and one blue eye and we think she is around 2 years old. She arrived into our care severely matted, from head to toe. We shaved her down, releasing all of the twisting and pulling that she was feeling, and massaged her ears, to help with the returning blood flow. Feeling better than ever, she would lie on her back exposing her belly when anyone would walk by, asking for pets and love. She topped off her stay with us with the cutest head tilts on the couch. Given she is a sheepdog, she will have long hair, perfect for cuddling, and anyone considering doodle.
Found a forever family!
Thank you for taking the time to look at some of the pets up for adoption at the Tri-City Animal Shelter. There are plenty of other friends that are not on this page, that you can find on their website. If adoption isn’t something that you are able to do, consider fostering. Fostering alleviates the shelter and provides a pup a comfortable, loving place to stay - your home!
For more information about any other pups here, adoption, fostering, or any other animals up for adoption: