Finn: Hello homo sapiens! My name is Finn, a male canine species who is here seeking your assistance in finding me a home sweet home. I’m just two and a half years young and weighing in at 49 lbs.. I’m white with big brown spots around each eye and a heart shaped one on my back. I’m the kind of dog that just wants love and your solo loyalty. If it’s me and you, no small children and no other dogs in the house, I will award you with the sweet affection and goofy behavior that few other canine companions could provide. I’m that cuddly and honoring of your fidelity! Pretty sweet, eh? That is to say, am I your typical playmate for the other neighborhood pups or even a dog park kind of pooch? Not really, but the human/animal bond that is talked about is where I shine. We all have our age appropriate vaccines, we’ve been spayed and neutered, and we have been micro chipped. You can learn more about us and all of our friends for adoption at http://www.hsfn.org/adopt/available-dogs.

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Stevie: Good morning everyone! There is sooo very much to love about me and if you’d like, I’ll tell you such with my loud voice. You see, I’m a deaf kitty who can’t really hear how boisterous I can be but I can tell that I’m plenty talkative by the vibrations that emanate from my vocal chords. Much like your singing activities in the shower but a bit less annoying to others, yes? Ha. I’m all white with beautiful blue eyes. How desirable and somewhat unique is that? Personally, I think that I have the perfect temperament. Nothing rambunctious about me! I can’t tell you much about my background because honestly I don’t recall. I was found in a state of shock by the side of the road. It’s a blurry past even though I’m just one year young. Want to learn more? Come into the shelter today to meet me and speak with a cat adoption counselor. My adoption requires the Dir. of Animal Care’s approval. We all have our age appropriate vaccines, we’ve been spayed and neutered, and we have been micro chipped. You can learn more about us and all of our friends for adoption at http://www.hsfn.org/adopt/available-cats.

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