Adoptable Pet of the Week

Charlie is a very sweet, affectionate and playful white Toy Poodle, just a little over six pounds. Charlie was abandoned in a county stray shelter, and then rescued out of the shelter by K-9 PALS.

We don’t know why anyone would want to give him up because he such a sweet lovable little boy. Charlie loves to curl up on a lap or next to you, and loves being held and petted. He loves taking walks, and he also loves car rides. He is housetrained and has very nice house manners. He really likes to be around other dogs but would be great as a single dog in the home because the company of people is what he loves most of all. According to the shelter’s records Charlie is about 10 years old, although no one would guess that because he is very spy and alert. Charlie is neutered and current on all his vaccinations. For information about Charlie, call or email to 805-570-0415 or info@k-9pals.org.

To view more photos and story on Charlie, and more dogs for adoption from K-9 PALS and courtesy posts for dogs of the County Shelters and other rescue groups, go to the K-9 PALS website K-9Pals.org K-9 PALS provides free dog behavior training sessions for people who have adopted a dog from any shelter, rescue group, or humane society. K-9 PALS (K-9 Placement and Assistance League, Inc.) is the all-volunteer, no-kill, non-profit 501C3 organization dedicated to providing humane care, forever homes and advocacy for homeless and abandoned dogs for more than 15 years. All donations go directly to benefit abandoned dogs in order to save lives, and find forever homes for them. Information on K-9 PALS is available at K-9Pals.org, or 805-570-0415, or info@k-9pas.org or at K-9 PALS, P.O. Box 60755 Santa Barbara, CA 93160-0755.

K-9 PALS’ next community event is the Popovich Pet Comedy Theater Saturday, November 8, 2 p.m. at the Arlington Theatre. Be sure to use the word “Woof” when you purchase your tickets so that a portion of your ticket proceeds will benefit K-9 PALS. Come see the show and help to support K-9 PALS at the same time! Photo courtesy of Bonnie Baker

Lisa Acho Remorenko is executive director of Animal Adoption Solutions, www.animaladoptionsolutions.com