Thursday, May 9, 2013
This week’s featured pet is Blondie, a small two-year old pit bull.
Meet Blondie. No, it’s not Debbie Harry. Rather, a smaller-sized two-year-old pit bull terrier mix with a lot of love to give. This pretty baby has had a fairly rough past, so she’ll have to be the only pet in the house, but the folks at South Suburban Humane Society say she’s a playful and energetic pup. Perfect for a home with teenagers. You check out the South Suburban Humane Society website for more info on Blondie and other pets available for adoption.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
This Shar Pei and Labrador mix is eager to go home with a loving new family.
Meet, Minkus. He’s a little guy—not even one year old—and part of a litter of eight. Now, he’s looking for his new forever home. The Shar Pei and Labrador mix was raised around other dogs, cats and older kids—so he should be pretty well tempered. With a lot of love and a little bit of training, this pup’s got potential. Check out his listing on the South Suburban Humane Society website. Want to talk about this? Head over to H-F Patch Facebook.
Friday, April 26, 2013
This week’s featured pet is a Dachshund named Latte.
Meet Latte. He’s a five-year-old chocolate colored Dachshund with an easygoing personality. Latte seems to get along well with other small dogs, but has some issues with stairs—so a ranch might be best for him. If you’re interested in learning more about Latte, check out his profile on the South Suburban Humane Society adoption page. We want to hear about your adopted pets. Join H-F Patch and let us know in the comments!
Monday, March 18, 2013
This week's featured pet is Lorenzo, one of the dogs rescued from a Dolton dog fight last December.
Meet Lorenzo. He was rescued from a Dolton warehouse after a police raid last December. Sadly, he lost his right eye in a dog fight before police took him to the protective care of the South Suburban Humane Society (SSHS). Despite a rough past, Lorenzo now has a second chance. Lorenzo loves people but, because of his upbringing, it would be best if he was the only animal in the house. If you want to help give a desserving dog another chance at a better life, check out his listing on the SSHS website. Get in on the conversation. Join Patch today.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Anyone who adopts a dog between now and July 31 will be eligible for $10 off membership to Rover’s Run Dog Park.
If there were ever an ideal time to adopt a pet in H-F, it’s now. The Homewood-Flossmoor Park District is offering $10 off membership to Rover’s Run Dog Park for anyone who adopts a dog between now and July 31. PR Coordinator Bob Birgel said the park district decided to offer the shelter dog special after reading Mayor Richard Hofeld’s offer to personally pay for village licenses for all adopted dogs and cats. Check out the park district website for more information on how to join. Get in on the conversation. Join H-F Patch today.
Monday, March 4, 2013
Mayor Richard Hofeld wants to share the joy of pet adoption with all residents by covering the $10 licensing fee himself.
Anyone who has had the pleasure of witnessing Village President Richard Hofeld touring around downtown Homewood with his enormous dogs can probably tell he’s got a soft spot for pets. They’re typically labs of varying colors and, most importantly, they’re all former shelter dogs. In the most recent edition of Homewood’s Village Key newsletter, the mayor explains the joy that pet adoption has brought him and his family. In an effort to share that happiness, Hofeld is making an offer to all Homewood residents. “When you adopt a rescue dog or cat, between now and July, I’ll pay for your 2013-14 Village of Homewood dog license, myself.” Want to learn more about pet licensing in Homewood? Check out the village’s webstite. Looking to adopt? …
Monday, January 28, 2013
This week’s featured pet is Casey, a six year old cocker spaniel and poodle mix.
Meet Casey. As far as shelter pets go, he's on the older end of the spectrum. But that’s all the reason more to give this distinguished six-year-old cocker spaniel some much needed love and attention. Casey has already been neutered and is ready to go home with his new family now. To learn more about Casey or other dogs available for adoption, visit the South Suburban Humane Society (SSHS) adoption page. PLEASE VISIT SSHS IN THE PATCH PLACES DIRECTORY
Monday, January 21, 2013
This week's featured pet is a one-year-old black lab and pit bill mix named Judy Bloom.
Meet Judy Bloom, the dog. This one and one-half year old black lab and pit bull mix was originally adopted from SSHS as a puppy but her owners couldn’t take care of her anymore and had to return her. Judy Bloom is very affectionate and maintains a very clean living space. She gets along well with other dogs and would love for someone to rub her soft, velvety ears while snuggling. If you’d like to learn more about Judy Bloom, check out her listing on South Suburban Humane Society site. PLEASE VISIT SSHS IN OUR PATCH PLACES DIRECTORY
Monday, January 14, 2013
This week’s featured pet is Paris, a five year old American Bulldog.
Meet Paris. She’s an older, heavier American Bulldog eager for a calm family to go home with. Paris would love to get some attention and a slightly healthier lifestyle and she’d definitely pay the love back with plenty of slobbery kisses. Want to learn more about Paris? Check out her listing on the SSHS website! Please visit the South Suburban Humane Society on the Patch directory
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
This one-year-old pup just wants to have fun.
Meet Ebenezer, He's a playful Brussels Griffon mix and he's extremely friendly. Whether it's people or fellow dogs, Ebenezer seems to love everybody. This tiny one-year-old boy will not likely get much bigger than the ten pounds he is now. Folks at the South Suburban Humane Society (SSHS) say he'd make a perfect addition to any family. To learn more about Ebenezer, visit his listings on the SSHS website! PLEASE VISIT THE SSHS LISTING IN OUR PATCH PLACES DIRECTORY
SouthSide
1:01 pm on Thursday, May 9, 2013
Blondie is an absolute doll! She so sweet, affectionate, energetic, and gentle. She's tiny for this type of doggie. Oh, please go to the animal shelter and meet her and adopt her! more ›