Meet Cooper: Our SPARKY Pet of the Week [Photo]
Meet Cooper! Coop is a fun guy and he is ready for his FUREVER home. He s our SPARKY Pet of the Week.
Cooper is a two and half year old beagle/jack Russell terrier mix. Cooper has a great personality. In fact, he s been voted Mr. Congeniality while at SPARKY.
He is fun and warms right up to those he meets. He is very active and loves to rip and run. If you love getting out and getting active yourself Cooper would love to come along with you.
Cooper is neutered, up to date on vaccinations, and microchipped. If you are interested in Cooper, please go to www.sparkyrescue.com/adopting and fill out an application.
Meet Pit Stop: Our SPARKY Pet of the Week [Photo]
Meet Pitstop! This big boy is ready for his forever home and he s our SPARKY Pet of the Week.
Pitstop is a 2-3-year-old Great Pyrenees mix. Don’t be fooled by his large size. He is the biggest baby ever who loves all sorts of attention.
Pitstop is working on his house training Pitstop is neutered, up to date on vaccinations, and microchipped.
If you are interested in Pitstop please go to www.sparkyrescue.com/adopting and fill out an application
If you can t adopt there are several ways you can help:
Happy Friday Eve All! Say a big ole HELLO to Tyson. He is such a cutie pie.
Tyson is a sassy, one-eyed, 2-year-old male shitzu. He very much has a mind of his own. Sounds a lot like Angel!
Tyson is playful but can get rowdy and mouthy, so no young children. Hmm, this also sounds like Angel. He needs an experienced dog family that can work with him and encourage him to play nice. He really wants to be a good boy.
He loves kids and other dogs but can easily get overstimulated. If you have children, they must be older with dog experience. Smaller submissive/non-reactive dogs are best.
Meet Kenny: Our SPARKY Pet of the Week [Photo]
Y all Meet Sweet Kenny! He s our SPARKY Pet of the Week.
Kenny is a five-year-old Jack Russell mix. This precious guy made his journey to SPARKY from a local shelter. He came broken literally and figuratively. Kenny had a broken leg that no one had ever treated. As a result, his leg has been removed. This doesn t stop him though, he is a go-getter and has the best personality.
Kenny is such a cuddle bug. He d love to find a lap to curl up in. He is currently living in a foster home with other doggie friends and gets along great with them. Cats are questionable because no one has ever had Kenny around any.