The Puppy Extravaganza on Saturday, June 6 led to a happy home for two of our puppies. "We
are hoping to increase the number of adoptions at our extravaganzas to
match last year's success," said Becky Thomas, adoption coordinator. Last year the extravaganzas averaged 10 adoptions per event. "Attendance
has been low at our extravaganzas so far this year, but I hope we can
get the word out to increase adoptions," Becky said. The Puppy
Extravaganzas are held every other Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in
the parking lot of the Lee County Humane Society. Puppies are available for adoption at a reduced adoption fee of $60. This
fee includes microchipping, all vaccines except rabies, deworming, a
bag of Science Diet dog food, coupons for Petco, a free vet visit and
30 day dog insurance. Potential adopters should bring a record of their current pet(s)' vaccinations. Any current pet(s) are required to have rabies vaccinations before an adoption can occur. Potential adopters who rent their home should bring a copy of their lease and proof of their pet deposit. "The
extravaganzas are a good opportunity for adopters to see the puppies
outside of regular adoption times during the week," said Becky. The next Puppy Extravaganza will be Saturday, June 21 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Shelter Staffer, Kristie Turner, plays with Jackie, a female Jack Russell Terrier mix that is avaliable for adoption.




How cute! That sounds like a wonderful experience!
Posted by: Dana | September 28, 2009 at 12:55 PM