Our featured pets for this week are Georgie and Amos.

Georgie is a beautiful 2-year-old calico cat. She was a stray that was brought to the humane society last fall along with her four newborn kittens. Georgie and her little family spent a couple months in one of our foster homes until her babies were ready for adoption. Georgie is a very sweet girl that loves attention and gets along with other cats. All of her kittens have found their forever homes and now it’s time for Georgie to be rewarded with a special family of her own. If you are looking for a gorgeous feline to add to your home, Georgie will be forever grateful if you choose her for adoption.

Amos is a precious 1-year-old hound mix that was a stray, left to fend for himself when his owner moved. Poor Amos! No wonder he was a little scared when he first came to the humane society. It did not take long for Amos to make a big turnaround. He now loves attention and wants to be in your lap, getting hugs and giving kisses. Amos weighs about 30 pounds and has a dark tan coat. He has big brown eyes that will melt your heart. Amos has been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped and he is more than ready to make a fresh start with a family that will give him all the love that he so rightly deserves.

Come and join us for our next DBCHS obedience class this Saturday at 12:30. The class is held inside the service department at the Stuart Powell Ford Dealership on the 127 Danville Bypass. The class is free for those who have adopted from a shelter or rescue. Others are welcome to join in for a small donation to the Humane Society. If you would like to attend, please pre-register for the class by emailing dbchs@bellsouth.net or you may call the Humane Society at (859) 238-1117. Space is limited so please sign up by Friday at noon. We hope to see you on Saturday.

Low-cost, high-quality spay/neuter surgery is available for pet owners with low and fixed incomes. Call our Happy Paws Clinic today at (859) 691-1137 for an appointment. Please help control pet over-population by having your pet spayed or neutered.