Your next fuzzy family member could be at a Sweetwater County animal shelter.
Each week, we highlight the Pets of the Week currently available at local shelters.
This week, we are highlighting pets at Rock Springs Animal Shelter. It’s the perfect time to add a member to your forever family.
Thor
Hello there, my name is Thor and I’m a one-and-a-half-year-old boy at the Rock Springs Animal Shelter waiting to find my perfect forever home. I came to the shelter with my brother Nuke after our owner wasn’t able to keep us after a move. I’m a young and energetic dog with lots of life and training ahead of me. I’m not currently potty trained and will need someone willing to put in the time to teach me house manners and help me be the best boy I can be.
I was recently neutered, vaccinated and ready to go home. I’ve never been around cats or small children and if I move into a home with another dog, a meet-and-greet is required. If you are willing to teach me and give me an outlet for all my energy, come visit me at the Rock Springs Animal Shelter today.
Nuke
Hi there! I’m Nuke a one-year-old bundle of energy that came to the shelter with my brother Thor. It would be best if we go to separate homes so we can each get enough attention and opportunity to grow by ourselves. I am not currently house trained and I’ve never been around cats or small children before. I’ve been in the shelter for 30 days and while that might not seem like a long time but it is for a young dog like me.
I’m neutered, vaccinated and ready for a family to call my own. If you’re ready to give me the attention, training, stability and love I need to become the best dog ever, come visit me at the Rock Springs Animal Shelter today.
Gandalf the Grey
Hi there, I’m Gandalf the Grey, a two-year-old boy ready to be a part of your unexpected journey. I came to the shelter as a stray tomcat and wasn’t exactly convinced humans could be a part of my fellowship. Then the shelter discovered my weakness — wet food. With a little bribery, I learned that humans can be trusted and decided I can be friends with them.
After I learned that humans aren’t the servants of Sauron after all, I’m ready to find my very own Hobbiton with plenty of wet food, warm blankets, and all the affection in the world. Come visit me at the Rock Springs Animal Shelter today, and you shall pass my adoption application!
How to Adopt
Stop by the Rock Springs Animal Shelter to check out these and other animals looking for their forever home.
Call Rock Springs Animal Control at (307) 352-1455 to set up an appointment or if you have any questions.
