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Meet Stuart, a 5-month-old baby Guinea pig. He is ready for a forever home that will provide him with daily love and care. Stuart really is the sweetest. If interested, complete an application with Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network at www.reddogfarm.com. His adoption fee (with his brother, Casper) is $50.
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Kiki, about 3 years old, suddenly became homeless when her caregiver needed to go into assisted living. Fortunately, the SPCA of the Triad had room to take her into its program, but as you can imagine it’s quite a change for Kiki to be in a noisy, busy shelter versus a quiet, peaceful home. Despite having her life turned upside down Kiki is gradually adjusting and her affectionate personality is emerging. She enjoys attention, petting and snuggling. Kiki does not like to be picked up, but that is true of many cats. Kiki is a gentle, non-aggressive cat and is coexisting with other cats at the rescue. So, with slow and careful introductions she might do well with another gentle and easy-going feline companion. She would be just as happy as someone’s cherished only pet. Given her gentle nature and previously quiet home environment, Kiki would not do well with an active family with children. She would be an ideal companion for a single person or couple with a quiet lifestyle. As Kiki is a longhaired cat with a thick coat, she is going to need regular, gentle brushing/combing to prevent painful tangles and matting and keep her coat in good condition. However, these grooming sessions will be a great way to bond with her! Her adoption fee is $85. For information, call 336-375-3222 or visit www.triadspca.org.
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Harli is almost 5 months old. She is current on her age appropriate vaccinations and will be spayed soon. Harli lives in an Animal Rescue & Foster Program foster home with other dogs, cats and her foster mom whom she loves to snuggle with. Harli’s adoption fee is $350. To complete an application form, visit www.arfpnc.com.
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Meet Miss Scout! Scout came to Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network when her family’s newest member was allergic. They loved Scout and were devastated to rehome her, but luckily we were able to take her in. Miss Scout is a very loving and affectionate girl! She’s lived with other cats, dogs and kids before and was fine. Scout is a chunky girl at a whopping 16 pounds when she arrived. She is currently on a strict weight loss plan. She does have a heart murmur that the rescue’s veterinarian heard on her exam but for now they aren’t concerned and advised that she lose weight. Scout is a beautiful girl with the softest fur. She is looking for an indoor only forever home where she can get lots of pets, have a soft couch to sleep on and a window for bird watching. Scout is spayed, microchipped and current on vaccines, Her adoption fee is $125. Apply at www.reddogfarm.com.
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The City of Greensboro’s International Advisory Committee will hold its regular monthly meeting online at 5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 18. Participants and the public can join the meeting via Zoom at https://us06web.zoom.us/j/96192387706#success using the meeting ID: 961 9238 7706 or to dial in by phone at 929-205-6099.
This month’s meeting will feature a discussion on COVID-19 vaccines for kids by Maria Damte and Sunday Shobowale, community health workers for Care Ring in Charlotte. They will share everything information about the COVID-19 vaccines for children. Questions are welcome.
Also joining the meeting is Liz Rarivoson of the Greensboro Jaycees. Rarivoson will share why so many young community leaders and professionals ages 21 to 40, who want to make a difference in their community, are interested in the Jaycees.
The IAC is an advisory committee of the Human Rights Commission, and is comprised of individuals whose national origin is outside the U.S. and who represent Greensboro’s diverse international community. The IAC’s mission is to ensure the voice of the international community is heard, share its successes and present its concerns to the Human Rights Commission and City Council.
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Meet Patch! This gorgeous red head is super sweet, does good on a leash and enjoys leisurely walks and endless scratches. She thinks rump scratches, in particular, are the best! Patch is an Australian cattle dog mix, weighs approximately 40 pounds and is 6 years old; she would be best as an only dog. She walks well on a leash. Patch can be a little bit of a “Nervous Nellie” in a busy environment and has tried to herd small children in the past, which is not atypical of herding breeds. Older, calmer children should be fine; however the SPCA of the Triad recommends a family meet and greet first along with all of their animals. Patch hopes you’ll come see her soon. Her adoption fee is $175. For information, visit www.triadspca.org.
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I’m just a girl looking for a family to love. My name is Dakota, and I believe I have some Boxer in me, but I’m not totally sure. I was born on Feb. 8, and my adoption fee is $350. I love other puppies, and cats are my friend. You can set up a play date with me by calling the Animal Rescue Foster Program at 336-574-9600.
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Meet BlackJack, a 4-year-old, male guinea pig. This healthy gentleman is looking for his forever loving home that will appreciate his tuxedo fur. He requests plenty of human interaction or even with other pets, he absolutely loves playtime and is very active. He will definitely harmonize you during playtime or when you bring him greens. Volunteers with the Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network call him the new Sinatra! If interested in this uprising star please fill out an application at https://reddogfarm.com; his adoption fee is $30.
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This very sweet and beautiful 1-year-old girl was surrendered by her owners after they lost their home and had to move into a camper. When she rests, she has a grumpy face and sometimes a gloomy glare, but do not be fooled because she loves to be petted and will give nibbles when you stop! Salem gets along with dogs as her previous owner had large ones, but it is unknown if she gets along with cats. She has already been spayed and is up to date on her shots. Her adoption fee is $85. If she sounds perfect, contact the SPCA of the Triad at 336-375-3222 or www.triadspca.org for more information on how to adopt.
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I’m Topaz and, yes, I know I’m handsome! I’m a 10-week-old playboy, and I’ll belly up for almost anyone. My number is 336-574-9600, and I reside with the Animal Rescue and Foster Program. Go to my website at www.arfpnc.com and leave me an app!
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Meet these beautiful parakeets. These guys can be adopted together or separately. There is one male and three females with no fertile eggs in two years, because of this they can be separated into pairs or be left together since they get along well. To pursue adopting these parakeets, complete an application at Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network’s website at www.reddogfarm.com. The adoption fee for two parakeets is $40 or for all four of the parakeets is $70.
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Jinks is an 11-month-old Black Mouth Cur full of energy and bounce. He loves scratches between his ears. Walks can be a little challenging but, with a harness set up with his leash, he can be easily managed. Jinks is a sweet and good boy who just needs consistent structure and a human leader who will work with him to teach him good manners. Jinks would make an excellent companion for an active owner who enjoys long walks, hikes and maybe some swimming at a pool or lake. Jinks is a larger dog who weighs in around 55 pounds. His adoption fee is $225. To meet him, call the SPCA of the Triad at 336-375-3222. The rescue now offers a “Foster to Adopt Program” that allows potential owners to take a dog home for a trial period.
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Tiger, about 3 years old, is looking for his forever home after he was surrendered due to his owner’s poor health. He is a Jack Russell terrier mix who has the sweetest disposition. Tiger is playful and wants a lap to enjoy life on. His adoption fee is $350. For information, contact the Animal Rescue and Foster Program at 336-574-9600.
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Hi! My name is Stella. I am an 8-year-old Shepherd/border collie mix. I am a super sweet, calm young lady looking for a quiet home and a warm sofa to nap on. I enjoy walks around the neighborhood and spending time with my family. If you are looking for a perfect dog who is already housebroken, crate trained, good with other dogs and cats, and full of love, look no further. Apply at Red Dog Farm’s website, www.reddogfarm.com. Stella’s adoption fee is $250.
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Smudge has been working hard on learning to trust people and not be as skittish. Someone just needs to be very patient with this little 2-year-old, 10 pound treasure. Smudge is doing great but has a long way to go and, as of right now, that’s why the SPCA of the Triad suggests an experienced adopter who can patiently work on building his trust and confidence. He does like children. If you’re an experienced adopter and think you can give little Smudge what he needs to shine, the rescue would love for you to come and meet him. The adoption fee for this terrier mix is $225. To submit an adoption application, visit triadspca.org. For information, call 336-375-3222.
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Little Scooter is looking for a retirement home to call his own. He is a 13-year-old Brussels Griffon mix. He gets along well with other dogs and loves to be close to people. To submit an application, visit www.arfpnc.com or call the Animal Rescue and Foster Program at 336-574-9600. His adoption fee is $250.
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