Pet scene: Summit County’s adoptable pets for the week of Feb. 19
Summit County Animal Control and Shelter/Courtesy photo
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 on the shelter’s website.
Cats
Anchovy, 6 months, domestic longhair, gray, neutered male
Arabella, 3 years, domestic longhair, black, spayed female
Cinder, 4 years, domestic shorthair, tortoiseshell, spayed female
Fuzzy, 10 months, domestic longhair, black, neutered male
Gidget, 1 year 2 months, domestic shorthair, calico tabby, spayed female
Jazzpurr, 5 months, domestic shorthair, brown tabby, neutered male
Maggie, 1 year 9 months, domestic shorthair, gray tabby, spayed female
Nicholas, 8 months, domestic shorthair, gray and white, neutered male
Smudge, 7 years, domestic mediumhair, black and white, spayed female
Walter, 1 year 9 months, domestic shorthair, black and white, neutered male
Dogs
April, 5 years, smooth collie mix, white and black, spayed female
Berlin, 5 years, pit bull terrier and Chinese sharpei mix, tan and tricolor, neutered male
Buddha, 1 year 2 months, boxer and Australian cattle dog mix, brindle and white, neutered male
Buddy, 1 year, Australian cattle dog mix, white and tan, neutered male
Dante, 2 years, Alaskan malamute and American Staffordshire terrier mix, tan and black, neutered male
Emmitt, 2 years, border collie and Chinese sharpei mix, black and white, neutered male
Evan, 1 year 7 months, German shepherd and Siberian husky mix, black and tan, neutered male
Solo, 5 years, shiba inu mix, black and tricolor, neutered male
Ty, 1 year 11 months, German shepherd, tan and black, neutered male
Vin, 10 months, doberman pinscher mix, black and white, spayed female
Wayne, 8 months, Australian cattle dog mix, white and red merle, neutered male
Guinea pigs
Frank, 1 year, Guinea pig, calico, unaltered male
Fred, 1 year, Guinea pig, white, unaltered male
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