Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Best Buddy

Buddy is a red male German Shepherd Dog and Chow Chow mix that was surrendered to the Peninsula because his owners were moving and could not take him with them. Now, Buddy is looking for a new home where he could give his love and loyalty.

Buddy may already be 8 years old, but don't let that age fool you. He is still as charming as a puppy, and has the wisdom of an adult dog. He is a good dog that loves to run and chase a tennis ball. He understands basic commands such as come, sit, down, head down, off, stay, shake, and wave. He is totally a smart dog and would definitely make a wonderful addition to any household!

Buddy has been neutered, microchipped and tested negative for heartworm. For information about his adoption requirements, visit the Peninsula SPCA or call (757) 595-1399.

Friday, October 3, 2008

Celebrate Adopt-A-Shelter Dog Month

October is Adopt-A-Shelter Dog Month! Small dogs, big dogs, whatever size they come, dogs guarantee love and loyalty, and they bring health benefits too. Visit your local animal shelter and adopt a dog now!


Thursday, October 2, 2008

Hey Pooch!




Pooch is a brindle and white female Boxer mix. She is approximately two years old and weighs about 50 lbs. She has been spayed, microchipped, and tested negative for heartworm.

Pooch is a sweet girl who shakes her behind when she’s happy to see you! With no tail to wag, she’s gotta shake something! Pooch loves to be petted and be given kisses. She’s a smart girl and would do exceptionally well in obedience classes, which we recommend for all adopted dogs. Take Pooch home today and give her the family she’s been looking for!

For details about Pooch's adoption requirements, please visit the Peninsula SPCA website.

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Pet Adoption Ads

I made these several ads for the Peninsula SPCA:





Thursday, August 7, 2008

Giving voice to the voiceless: Stop dog fighting!



Everyone should watch this eye-opening video about dog fighting from the point of view of the dogs themselves. I found this on the blog of Parker & Company and after watching it, I felt the need to repost it to further spread the awareness about the cruelty of dog fighting.

Michael Killen is the brilliant mind behind this video. After hearing about the Michael Vick dog fighting ring, Killen was moved to take action and let the dogs speak this time. You can read more about the making of this video through his website, Peace for Dogs.

Dog fighting is a serious form of animal abuse. Because of this barbaric and brutal "act", certain dog breeds such as American Pit Bull Terriers and Staffordshire Bull Terriers, are suffering the stigma of being branded as "aggressive dogs."

Sadly, dog fighting continues to be widely-practiced among many countries. Please help stop dog fighting. If you know any information about dog fighting in your area, please report them to the authorities. You may also sign this petition against dog fighting.

Friday, August 1, 2008

Start spreading the news...about Sinatra!

Start spreading the news....Sinatra is here!

Sinatra's a brindle male German Shepherd Dog and Boxer mix that is approximately 2 years old. He weighs about 50 lbs. He's got a big love and is a big goofball! He is very energetic and would love to have a lot of toys to keep his attention and energy focus.

Sinatra will be best suited for a home where the owners are used to big, strong dogs. He would benefit greatly from some obedience training, but with a little work, he will definitely make a fantastic pet.

Sinatra has been neutered, microchipped, and tested negative for heartworm. He is ready and waiting to find a new home where he will be loved for who he is.

To learn more about Sinatra's adoption requirements, please visit the Peninsula SPCA website or call (757) 595-1399.

Saturday, July 26, 2008

Christian, the pet lion

Lion hug, anyone?

I was amazed at this video posted on YouTube about two guys who reared a young cub and named it Christian. However, they had to let it loose back into the wild in Africa after authorities thought there was not an ideal place for the lion in London. Watch and bawl: