In honor of Betty White and what would have been her 100th birthday this week, the internet started the #BettyWhiteChallenge asking people to give $5 to their local humane societies in her name. We want to kick that up a notch at get 100 pets a forever home in honor of her 100 years. Thanks to the San Diego Humane Society they are making it even easier by waiving fees for all adult pet adoptions between now and 1/16.
Name: Shaka (pictured above)
Age: 9 years
Gender: Spayed female
Breed: American Pit Bull Terrier
Shaka is a very special lady. She is a staff favorite, and once you've met her it's easy to see why! This frosted face is sweeter than pie! In her previous home Shaka did wonderfully with children. It took some time for her to accept the resident cat, but after about a month they were best friends! She is over the moon with excitement whenever she gets the chance to meet new people! Shaka is polite, good on a leash and housetrained. However, now that she's getting older she needs potty breaks more frequently. Shaka has always struggled with allergies. In the past she's done well with regular medicated baths, allergy medication, or injections from the doggie dermatologist. She is blind in one eye, but it doesn't slow her down and we think it makes her look mysterious! If you're looking for a heart of gold look no further! Please call (619)299-7012 to learn more about Shaka today!
Name: Dubby
Age: 2 years
Gender: Spayed female
Breed: Domestic short hair
Meet Dubby! Dubby is a sweet, charming girl who loves spending her days with her other cat friends. She can be shy with new people, but warms up quickly once she trusts you. Wand toys are a quick way to her heart! The best thing about her? Dubby loves to be read cat-themed bedtime stories as she falls asleep! If you dare stop – she will wake up and give you ‘the eye’ until you keep reading. If you’re looking for a calm, quiet companion who is full of personality, Dubby is your gal!
For more information on these animals or any of the pets available for adoption at the San Diego Humane Society visit sdhumane.org.
