June 1, 2007

Humane Society Silicon Valley Adoption news

Tinkerbell, the belle of the ball
Hi, I'm Tinkerbell, a 10-month-old American Pit Bull mix. I'm a super sweet belle of the ball. If you think you might be my new best friend, I'm anxiously awaiting meeting you! Just to let you know, my looks are striking but my personality is dazzling. I am a big snuggle bug and love to cuddle and give kisses! I like to play with my toys and go for long walks. I am very smart, and I am attending training classes to work on basic commands and manners. I am even working on getting a Canine Good Citizen certificate! Did I mention that I'm crate trained and fully house trained too? Currently I have several doggie friends and we get together and play in play groups. I love to run and wrestle around with them, and prefer dogs that like to play the same way I do! I am seeking a home with an experienced, active family who can devote their patience and time in helping me be the superstar I strive to be! I am currently in foster care. If you are interested in meeting me, please contact Casaundra Cruz at (408) 727-3383 ext. 834. My ID number is 38610

Turtle, the Chihuahua mix
Hi, I'm Turtle, a 5-year-old male Chihuahua mix. I'm a sweet guy looking for a new home. I love to be the center of attention, so I am best suited in a home with no children. If you have a relaxed lifestyle, we can be best friends. If you offer your lap, I will be there, no questions asked. So what are you waiting for? Come on down and meet the new love of your life! My ID number is 43348

About Humane Society Silicon Valley
Humane Society Silicon Valley (HSSV) is an independent, non-profit agency offering quality adoptions, medical care and education programs to enhance the human-animal bond. Established in 1929, HSSV has served Silicon Valley for 77 years and has adopted more than 500,000 animals into permanent, loving homes. HSSV is an “open door” shelter and accepts animals 24-hours a day, seven days a week. HSSV’s medical center offers affordable spaying/neutering, vaccinations and microchips to the public. More information about HSSV can be found at www.hssv.org.