Four-Legged Fogheads

Our latest Four-legged Foghead is Cheeto, the 5-year-old Lab!

Cheeto’s owners are moving out-of-state and cannot keep him, so Golden Gate Labrador Rescue is helping him find a new home. Cheeto is blind, so he has been a little harder to place. He gets along with kids, but we don’t know about cats. He is a little more than 100 pounds and could use to lose a little weight—but just passed his vet’s wellness exam! 

With the right family, some training and exercise, Lab Rescue is confident Cheeto can thrive. Do you have some room in your heart for a big ol’, sweet, lover boy Lab?

If interested, you can contact Lab Rescue’s Ronnie at 408-738-0841.

Posted Friday, May 11th

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Posted Friday, April 27th

Find love in your “Heart” with this gorgeous, 1-year-old spayed rabbit.

Heart is a delightful mix of beauty and brains! Did you know rabbits can learn their names, play with toys, use a litter box like a cat and will bond to their human guardians for life?

Heart is looking for her loving forever home with people who will allow her to be a pampered indoor house rabbit. No outside hutches for this lady! After some fun time running and playing in your home, she'd love to sit next to you on the sofa and watch some TV.

Heart, like most rabbits, is more fragile than a cat or dog. Rabbits are typically not a good choice for families with children under 5 years old. With proper care, house rabbits can live to be more than 10 years old. The most compassionate and cost-effective way to adopt a spayed or neutered rabbit is to adopt from a rescue group or local animal shelter. Find Love in Your Heart!

If you are ready to bring some love and joy into your home, Heart is your girl! Contact Marcy at SaveABunny rabbit rescue at 415-388-2790 or visit SaveABunny's Web site at www.saveabunny.org to learn more about adopting a rescued rabbit, volunteering or making a tax-deductible donation.

Posted Friday, March 30th 

Meet Shami, a 5-year old long-haired brown & white cat.

She is already spayed and very affectionate. Shami was found wandering the streets and reported to be injured. After treatment for flea allergy and a close watch on her diet, she is doing well. She likes being picked up, offers a loud purr to show her affection, and would enjoy being the queen of a household. Her beautiful fur will require regular brushing to keep it luxurious and mat-free. She agrees—and allows long brush sessions.

Shami is available at our Cat Adoption Center at the Walnut Creek store. You can visit Shami or other adoptable cats there 7 days a week! Contra Costa Animal Services are the “Animal Cops,” rescuing animals from unwanted and abused situations, helping to find homes for thousands of animals that come through their two shelters every year. See all of their animals available for adoption at http://www.ccasd.org. Also, find them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ccasd.

Posted Friday, March 16th

Meet Coconut, a 6-year-old, 6-pound female Chihuahua mix.

Coconut arrived at Peninsula Humane Society as a somewhat fearful stray in November. They’ve made her healthy and taught her how to love and trust humans again!

Today, she’s a friendly, outgoing, playful girl and good leash-walker who loves toys. She has a lot of energy, but is also gentle. She would be a good match for someone who has never had a dog. She can get along with other dogs and children of any age—but not sure about cats. She would likely benefit greatly from obedience training, so they are making that a mandatory part of her adoption.

And, best of all, she qualifies for Peninsula Humane’s current “Sweet Deal.” They are waiving the adoption fee for all chocolate, toffee, caramel and golden Chihuahuas and Chihuahua mixes.

To find out more information or to adopt Coconut please visit: PeninsulaHumaneSociety.org.

Posted Friday, March 2nd

Merlin, the newest Four-legged Foghead, is about to cast a spell on the airwaves this Friday!

Meet Merlin, a 4-year-old Longed-Haired neutered male cat who is friendly, social and has a gorgeous gray and white coat. Merlin is a special medical adoption due to having a cataract in his left eye. His eye does not bother him but he should be kept indoors and have regular check-ups as he gets older. Merlin has a lovely personality: he’s curious, loves attention and loves to be petted. Merlin was a stray kitty picked up in the Outer Sunset about a month ago. He is currently available for adoption at SF Animal Care & Control’s Cat Adoption Center located in our  San Francisco - Market Street store (1975 Market St.).

Posted Friday, February 20th