Shelter Spotlight
Shining A Light On Shelter Pets Who Needs A Second Chance
Wags and Wellness is a supporter and advocate for local pet adoption and animal rescue work. We believe that together we can help stop the shelter crisis that we are facing.
Owner and founder, Haley Allen and her rescue pup Jangaroo are an inseparable duo, who are lucky to have found each other through adoption services. It is because of Jangaroo that Haley wanted to dedicate a section of the website to highlight different shelter pets, in hopes of assisting with their future adoptions.
Here you can find information about some adoptable pets, who will qualify for discounted pet care services with Wags and Wellness if adopted. All pets are adoptable through our local various Lifeline Animal Shelter locations.
Rugby
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7 1/2 years old
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Male
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72 pounds
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Neutered
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Dog friendly
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Kid friendly
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Cuddle bug
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Crate trained
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Low/medium energy
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Easy walker
Rugby is a cuddly, senior boy at around 7 1/2 years old. Formerly adopted from the shelter in 2020, Rugby is now looking for a second shot at a forever home. A volunteer favorite, his sweet and gentle nature would make him the perfect addition to any family.
Rugby is dog friendly, experienced with kids, and crate trained. He is happiest with his people, whether that be on the couch or embarking on a hike. He does well matching the energy levels of his people.
Located at the Community Animal Center or CAC, arrange to meet with Rugby to find his forever home.
Cooper
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2 years old
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Male and neutered
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Dog friendly
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Cat friendly
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Kid friendly
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Social butterfly
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Cuddle bug
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Goofy and sweet
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Crate and potty trained
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Medium/high energy
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Easy walker
At approximately 2 years old, Cooper is a well-rounded, mature young pup that will be an amazing addition to anyone's family. He has a rockstar temperament, and is the perfect mix of cuddly and goofy.
He is cat, dog, and kid friendly! He's easy on leash, nonreactive, and has never met a stranger. His social butterfly personality makes for exciting walks.
He's requesting a home with a dog bestie, but this isn't required for adopting him. He would benefit most from continued socialization.
It's shocking that someone hasn't scooped Coop up, but let's help him find his forever home!
