Pet Rescue & Free Adoption

August 5, 2016 7:27 am Uncategorized

To have a pet added to our list for free, call KTLO, Classic Hits & The Boot at (870) 425-3101

Baxter County Animal Control: (870) 425-7000 (ask for animal control)

Humane Society of NCA: (870) 425-9221

Have A Heart Pet Shelter: (870) 449-7387

Gail’s Pets Second Chance (870) 431-8229

Humane Society of Marion County (870) 416-3428

Found

  • Found in neighborhood behind East Side Baptist Church, Female Black Lab with red leash/collar. Please call Jessica (816)616-0102 (8/13)

    Lost

    • Lost near Wanda’s Mountain 7.5 miles south of Yellville. Male Pygmy goat with short white fur and long white ears. His name is Prince. Please call (870)656-1467. (8/21)

      Pets Looking for a Loving Home or Looking for Pets

      • MAX: (See photo below)
        5 Years Old
        Male (Neutered)
        Beagle/Shepherd Mix
        Up to date on vaccinations
        House trained
        Walks on a leash. Max is a VERY good dog and loves people!  Good with other dogs but unclear if he’s lived around cats or children.  He’s currently learning some commands and loves car rides as co-pilot!
        Please call Deanna Lind at 870-508-1771 to arrange a meet and greet.  Max is being re-homed through Hospice of the Ozarks’ Pet Peace of Mind program. Pet Peace of Mind is a registered trademark of Pet Peace of Mind, Inc. Used with permission. (9/11)

      • Sissy & Sugar Ray are in need of a loving, new home after the passing of their owner.  They are from the same home but do not have to be adopted together.  If you know of anyone that might be interested, please feel free to share this post & spread the word!  More information can be found below –
      SISSY:
      5 Years Old
      Female (Spayed)
      Lab Shepherd Mix
      Up to date on vaccinations
      SUGAR RAY:
      5 Years Old
      Female (Spayed)
      Lab Shepherd Mix
      Up to date on vaccinations
      Both girls are sweet but a bit timid.  They previously lived outside in the country but came in at night.  Once again, both dogs are used to being together but can be adopted separately.  It’s unclear if they’ve ever been around children but a farm family or country living would be an ideal environment based on their previous home.
      Please call Deanna Lind at 870-508-1771 to arrange a meet and greet.  These two sweethearts are being re-homed through Hospice of the Ozarks’ Pet Peace of Mind program.  Pet Peace of Mind is a registered trademark of Pet Peace of Mind, Inc. Used with permission. (8/28)

      Free 2 year old sisters. Fun loving and friendly. Have been spayed and have had shots. Please call 870-431-8957. (8/15)