Homes For Pets

Ainsley and Elliott are a 3-year-old brother and sister duo who are very attached to each other. They were adopted from us as kittens and, sadly, their owner died, and no one else in the family wanted these two wonderful cats. So we took them back and are now trying to find them a home together. If you would like to meet them, they are both residing in The Forum at the Olympia Parkway Petsmart at the adoption center. They are spayed/neutered and up to date on all vaccinations. Their fee as a pair is $120. Visit us at www.homesforpets.org, or call 210-566-7776.

Schertz Animal Services

Tracey is a very sweet 2-year-old domestic shorthair cat. She is playful with other cats and loves attention. Come meet her and see if she is your soul mate. To meet and adopt Tracey call 619-1550 or visit www.schertz.pet finder.com. Help our homeless pets by donating paper and aluminum cans to our recycling-fundraising program. Our aluminum can donation bin has moved to the Gutierrez Xeriscape Park, just across the street from the shelter. All proceeds still benefit the shelter animals.

Animal Defense League

So, you’re asking yourself, how did two Bloodhounds end up at the Animal Defense League? We were found as strays by two different humans wandering through an apartment complex parking lot. When we arrived at ADL it was obvious to the staff that we belonged together. No one claimed us despite everyone’s best efforts to find our humans, so we’re waiting for you to adopt us. My name is Phelps; I’m a 5-year-old male, the one on the left. My girlfriend Dara is 4 years old. We were much closer before we were fixed. I weigh 88 pounds and Dara weighs 75 pounds. We’re both vaccinated and micro-chipped. And, we both love people. We would love to stay together but it’s not a requirement … and if you wanted just one of us, pick me! Come see us at 11300 Nacogdoches Road in San Antonio or visit us on the web at www.adltexas. org.