Soul mates wanted: San Luis Obispo County Animal Services Shelter has a number of special dogs who dream of being special to someone.
Heres the shelters current Canine Lonely Hearts Club Roster:
Sancho didnt expect his last love to end. Hes a quiet Chihuahua whos fine with other dogs. Sanchos a timid guy looking for a mature next love.
Brownies a young shepherd-mix whose recent loss in love has left him hesitantly looking for love again. Brownie likes to go for walks and enjoys playing fetch.
Harold and Maude are a committed senior Chihuahua couple. Harolds Mr. Social, enjoying laptime and walks with people. Maude lets Harold do all the socializing preferring her own company or that of her close friends. Harold and Maude are looking for a retirement home.
Codys a middle-aged boxer whos dignified, introspective nature has left him on the adoption sidelines. In foster care, Cody has proven himself to be a nice guy and a good housemate.
Prissy is a 12-year-old Cairn terrier mix whose partner was adopted. Prissy is looking for a lifelong commitment.
Sanyas old fashion and believes in courtship. Shes a young Chihuahua whos great with other dogs. Sanya hides her heart but her people-loving and playful nature shines through for those who are patient.
These shy pooches are four-legged souls looking for their two-legged match. With a little patience, someone can unlock their hearts and find a treasure.
For more information about Sancho 187297, Brownie 181933, Harold 187237, Maude 187236, Cody 918716, Prissy 122336, Sanya 186683, call the volunteer line at the San Luis Obispo County Animal Shelter at 781-4413 or visit http://www.sloanimalservices.com.
The Animal Services shelter is at 885 Oklahoma Ave., off Highway 1 in San Luis Obispo.
To see more shelter animals available for adoption, visit http://www.sloanimalservices.com.
The adoption fee is $75 for cats and $100 for dogs, plus a $24 county license fee for dogs if the adopters are San Luis Obispo County residents. The adoption fee includes spay or neuter, basic vaccinations, microchip, eligibility for a free veterinarian check, new collar and ID tag, and carrier for cats.
Weiner Dog Races at A.G. Harvest Festival
The Arroyo Grande Valley Harvest Festival will feature Wiener Dog Races beginning at 1:15 p.m. Sept. 29. Entry cost is $5 preregistration or $10 on the day of the races.
There will be prizes for the winning dogs and their humans, which have been donated by several local businesses including gift certificates to Lemos Feed & Pet Supply, and all doggies will get a goodie bag with lots of treats. This year the race is benefiting Foxy Doxy Dachshund Rescue.
For rules and registration information, call 474-8514 or visit www.agharvestfestival .com .
If you have a story or photos of your furry, feathered or scaly friend please email pettales@thetribune news.com or mail to Pet Tales, c/o The Tribune, P.O. Box 112, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406.


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