ADOPTED!

They named me Storm because I was rescued from a storm drain after heavy rain.   It took several Animal Control Officers and utility workers many hours to free me.  I’m so lucky to be alive, thanks to concerned citizens and City workers!

Despite that rude introduction to the world, I’m a sweet little male who purrs when you petting me right.  I also love playing with the other kittens here at the shelter.

I’m a white and black Domestic Medium Hair neutered male (with hair as soft as a bunny), about 3 months old.

To see more cats available for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter, go to www.petfinder.com, select “cat” and enter 78627 as the zip code.

To contact the shelter, call (512) 930-3592, or go to the Georgetown Animal Shelter page.

Hi, I’m Brittany – a female brindle-coated American Staffordshire Terrier mix.  I’m a young adult, about a year old, so shouldn’t grow much more than my current 40 lbs.

I’m free-spirited, independent and smart, and I get along with other dogs.  I love playing with soft squeaky toys, but I also enjoy petting and a good massage.  And guess what…I’m housetrained and know some basic obedience.

Please be aware that I will chase cats and squirrels to the end of the earth.

To see more dogs available for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter, go to www.petfinder.com, select “dog” and enter 78627 as the zip code.

To contact the shelter, call (512) 930-3592, or go to the Georgetown Animal Shelter page.

My name is Saffron.  I’m a sweet orange tabby Domestic Short Hair, a spayed female about a year old.  I’m told that it is unusual for an orange cat to be female.

Some nice ladies found me and took me to a vet and then brought me to the animal shelter.  I had a litter recently, but now I’m more than ready for my forever home.  Remember, adult cats may be adopted for $25 through June 30.

To see more cats available for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter, go to www.petfinder.com, select “cat” and enter 78627 as the zip code.

To contact the shelter, call (512) 930-3592, or go to the Georgetown Animal Shelter page.

Like my whiskers?

I’m cute.

I’m a kitten.

What more do you need to know?

To see more cats available for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter, go to www.petfinder.com, select “cat” and enter 78627 as the zip code.

To contact the shelter, call (512) 930-3592, or go to the Georgetown Animal Shelter page.

Through the end of June, adult cats of 1 year or older may be adopted for a special adoption fee of $25.

The Animal Shelter is offering the discount in the hopes that some people will adopt an adult rather than one of the dozens of kittens at the shelter right now.  Kittens usually have no difficulties finding homes because they are so cute.  With adults, however, your curtains are more likely to survive intact.

The fee includes spaying/neutering, annual vaccination plus rabies vaccination, microchip and a small bag of cat food.

Hi, my name is Penny, and I’m the grinniest dog you’ll ever meet.   Whenever new people come to visit, I grin and wag my tail.

I am back at the animal shelter after being adopted as a puppy, about 3 years ago.  I loved my previous companions and am confused about being here.  What did I do wrong?

My heritage is a mystery, but I’ve been called a Vizsla mix.  Come see for yourself!

To see more dogs available for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter, go to www.petfinder.com, select “dog” and enter 78627 as the zip code.

To contact the shelter, call (512) 930-3592, or go to the Georgetown Animal Shelter page.

UPDATE:  Louie is living in a foster home for now until he can find his forever home.

My name is Louie, and I’m a male Chihuahua mix, about 2 years old.

Some visitors found me wandering around town and brought me to the shelter.  Thank goodness!  It’s scary living on the streets.  But why didn’t my owners come looking for me?

To see more dogs available for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter, go to www.petfinder.com, select “dog” and enter 78627 as the zip code.

To contact the shelter, call (512) 930-3592, or go to the Georgetown Animal Shelter page.

A benevolent ruler

UPDATE:  I was adopted by some lovely mortals.

They named me Leo the Magnificent.  One little girl-visitor said I looked like Aslan from The Narnian Chronicles, and I don’t disagree.

I’m a male red Domestic Long Hair, about 2 years old.  I’m very affectionate with people and tolerant of other cats.

To see more cats available for adoption at the Georgetown Animal Shelter, go to www.petfinder.com, select “cat” and enter 78627 as the zip code.

To contact the shelter, call (512) 930-3592, or go to the Georgetown Animal Shelter page.