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Pet Scene: Summit County’s adoptable pets for the week of Dec. 27, 2020

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Steven Josephson
  

The following animals are available for adoption at the Summit County Animal Shelter. Call the shelter at 970-668-3230 with questions. The most recent list of animals available for adoption can be found via their website.

Reef is a 2-year-old male shorthair. He's a little shy, but is settling more and more in as each day passes.
Photo from Summit County Animal Control and Shelter

Cats

BEAUREGARD, 3 years, domestic longhair, black, neutered male

CASANOVA, 2 years, domestic shorthair, brown tabby, neutered male

CECE, 12 years, domestic shorthair, buff, spayed female

CINNAMON, 1 year, domestic shorthair, calico, spayed female

COCO, 2 years, domestic shorthair, chocolate, spayed female

COCOA, 4 months, domestic shorthair, black tabby, neutered male

CYAN, 3 years, domestic mediumhair, orange, spayed female

DELO, 2 years, domestic shorthair, calico, neutered male

MARCO, 4 months, domestic mediumhair, orange and white, neutered male

MAVERICK, 3 years, domestic shorthair, orange tabby, neutered male

REEF, 2 years, domestic shorthair, brown tabby and white, neutered male

Caramel is a 3-year-old pit bull mix. She gets along with children, kids and cats, and would be a great family dog.
Photo from Summit County Animal Control and Shelter

Dogs

ANNIE, 2 years, Australian cattle dog, black and white, spayed female

CARAMEL, 3 years, pit bull terrier mix, tan and white, spayed female

HURRICANE, 9 months, Labrador retriever and German shepherd mix, black, neutered male

INDY, 8 months, German shepherd and smooth-coated Chihuahua mix, tan and black, spayed female

JACK, 1 year 6 months, Australian cattle dog and Australian kelpie mix, tan, neutered male

LADY, 2 years, pit bull terrier mix, red and white, spayed female

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