Lifestyle
Meet Your New Best Friend: Pets Await Adoption in Millersville
A range of adorable pets are available for adoption at the Anne Arundel County Animal Care and Control shelter in Millersville. The shelter is actively seeking loving homes for animals including dogs, cats, and even rabbits, providing a wonderful opportunity for families and individuals to add a furry friend to their lives.
Among the pets needing homes is **Dexter**, a friendly **2-year-old pit bull mix** weighing **45 pounds**. Dexter has shown great adaptability, thriving in a foster home with young children. His playful nature and love for snuggles make him an ideal companion. Those interested in meeting Dexter can arrange a visit by emailing [email protected].
Another standout is **Butter Burger**, a **4-year-old American bulldog mix** that weighs **54 pounds**. Butter Burger seeks an active, adult-only home where he can thrive. His playful demeanor and friendly characteristics make him a joy to be around. Prospective adopters can meet Butter Burger directly at the shelter.
**Alfreda**, a **10-year-old female cat**, is another pet looking for a forever home. She enjoys curling up on laps and watching the world go by from windows. Alfreda is friendly and playful, and she easily takes her medication for diabetes, which is not insulin-dependent. Interested individuals can inquire about Alfreda by emailing [email protected].
Additionally, the shelter has **Leo**, a neutered male rabbit who loves to interact with humans. Leo is an active bunny, known for his playful antics, such as jumping in and out of boxes filled with tennis balls. Those wishing to meet Leo can ask the front desk at the shelter.
Adoption Details and Requirements
The Anne Arundel County Animal Care and Control shelter is located at **411 Maxwell Frye Road, Millersville**, just off **Interstate 97**. The shelter is open for pet viewings and adoptions from **10 a.m. to 3 p.m.** on **Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays**, and from **10 a.m. until 6 p.m.** on **Wednesdays**.
Adoption fees are set at **$17** for dogs and **$14** for younger cats. These fees include spay or neuter surgery, vaccinations, and a microchip. Older cats and other small pets, such as guinea pigs and rabbits, are available for free to qualified adopters.
The shelter’s adoption process is straightforward, with requirements listed on the Anne Arundel Animal Care & Control website under the “Adopt a Pet” section. Potential adopters can view photos of available animals and learn more about the adoption process.
By adopting, individuals not only gain a loyal companion but also provide these animals with a second chance at life. Those interested in becoming pet owners are encouraged to visit the shelter and give a friend a forever home.
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