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 AnthonyAnthony is a beautiful beagle boy who injured an ear resulting in a hemotoma. He had surgery but developed heavy scar tissue. This caused Anthony to shake his ear and tilt his head. The veterinarian suggested part of the ear be amputated. Since the surgery, Anthony has been happier and more comfortable. This boy is beautiful from inside out, and nothing can distract from his overall beauty. He will make a wonderful pet and he is ready for his forever family to adopt him. For more information on Anthony or to request an adoption application, please email swmoresq@yahoo.com |
Speedy
Speedy is a grey Mexican hairless chihuahua boy. He has very little hair on his body except for his white neck muff. He is a chubby little senior and would like nothing better than to cuddle in a lap, and next to a human in bed at night. He's very loving and snuggly. Speedy gets along fine with other little dogs. For more information on Speedy or to request an adoption application, please email swmoresq@yahoo.com |
 EllieEllie is a sweet, loving little American Eskimo girl. She is playful and enjoys being with people, but doesn't like some other dogs and is a real squirrel chaser. Ellie is ready for her forever family to come adopt her. For more information on Ellie or to request an adoption application, please email swmoresq@yahoo.com |
Teaspoon
Teaspoon is a darling little five-year-old poogle girl. (Poodle/beagle) She is very sweet natured and loving. She gets along well with other dogs and loves people. Teaspoon is ready for her forever family to adopt her. For more information on Teaspoon or to request an adoption application, please email swmoresq@yahoo.com |
Ming
Ming is a beautiful eleven-year-old Lhasa Apso girl. She is a senior, but has the attitude of a teenager. She's a lover, fiesty, and very social. Ming is looking for a new forever home because her mom died after a very long illness, and her dad is not able to take care of her anymore. She is housebroken, but has been using puppy pads for the past few years. Ming has lots of life yet to live and is anxious to meet her new family. She is very friendly and has been around older children.
For more information on Ming or to request an adoption application, please email swmoresq@yahoo.com |
Ranger
Ranger is a yellow Labrador Retriever boy who is presently in the Nixa Pound. He is friendly and has a good personality. He will need a family waiting for him when his five day hold is up. For more information on Ranger or for an adoption application, please email swmoresq@yahoo.com |
Please contact Connie Foster at 417-581-5008 if you are interested in providing a foster or permanent home.
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Click here to learn more about the Spay Neuter Assistance Program
Have you lost your pet? Have you found someone else's pet? Do you want to adopt a pet? We've provided links to some websites that you might find useful...
In order to view dogs being held at the
City of Springfield's Animal Control Shelter
In order to view pets available for adoption at
The Southwest Missouri Humane Society
In order to view dogs available for adoption through
Canines N Cats
In order to post a classified for
a lost or found pet
From the Office of Director of Health
August 14, 2009
New Tool Seeks to Reunite Owners with Missing Pets
In an ongoing effort to help reunite dogs with their owners, the Springfield-Greene County Health Department announces the launch of a new blog. At http://lostnfounddogs.blogspot.com/ people can submit a brief description and a photograph of a pet missing or found in Greene County.
Dogs picked up by the heal
th department's Animal Control Officers will not be posted on this blog, but can be viewed on the health department's website at www.springfieldmo.gov/health. Animal Control Officers will not monitor the blog or make an effort to match dogs posted on the blog. The health department encourages users to personally contact other users in order to match dogs with owners.
For the past few years the health department’s innovative programs have sought to increase the number of dogs that are successfully reunited with their owners or rescued for adoption. This blog supports that goal and will be an additional tool to help the health department in its efforts.
You may also e-mail Sandra at KTTS (Sgarlits@ktts.com)
to see if she might have any information regarding your lost pet
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All of the dogs listed need immediate foster or forever homes. They will only be adopted to homes where they can be active parts of their families lives - dogs will not be placed with families that simply offer to tie/chain them up outside and/or make them outside-only dogs.
Their adoption fee pays for their spay/neuter, rabies shot, parvo/distemper booster, and heartworm test.
Please contact Connie Foster with Canines & Cats at cfos@ymail.com or caninesncats@centurytel.net or by phone at 417-581-5008 if you are interested in providing a foster or permanent home.
Miss Tilly, a very shy black and Whte Chihuahua girl. She was out on her own for over a week, and is still leery of people. Miss Tilly needs a quiet forever family who can give her the security and time she needs to recover her own sweet personality.
