Clear the Shelters | Adoptable pets at the Sumter County Animal Shelter
Sumter County Animal Shelter is spotlighting adoptable pets, including Acadia, a friendly 4-year-old dog, and Texas, a spirited 2-year-old tripod, as part of their Clear the Shelters initiative.
The Sumter County Animal Shelter is currently spotlighting several adoptable pets as part of their Clear the Shelters initiative. Each pet has unique characteristics and needs, making them special candidates for adoption.
Acadia, a 4-year-old dog, is friendly and enjoys the company of people, water, and attention. She thrives in a calm, adult-only home where she can be the sole pet.
Cheech, a 7-year-old dog, is house-trained and gets along well with children, cats, and other dogs. Despite having balance issues due to an old injury, he remains loving and cuddly, ready to find his forever home.
Texas, a 2-year-old energetic dog, is a tripod with three legs but is full of life and great with kids. He needs a family that can provide love, patience, and encouragement to help him continue thriving.
Candy, an 8-year-old beagle mix, is a joyful dog who enjoys meeting new friends and going for walks. She is heartworm positive, but her condition is treatable, and it hasn't dampened her zest for life.
Angus and Rosie, a bonded beagle brother-and-sister duo, are inseparable and should be adopted together. Angus, 7, has a seizure condition that requires extra care, while Rosie, 6, is his loyal companion.
All these pets are available for free adoption at Sumter County Animal Services, offering loving families a chance to make a difference in their lives.
Originally reported by WESH. Read the source story (opens in a new tab).
