Adorable and Adoptable Pet of the Week: Henry and Snowball

It wouldn’t be Tuesday without this bit of preciousness. These two adorable pets are looking for a home. Let’s help them find one!

Meet Henry (pictured above). This sweetheart is full grown at 30lbs. At only 2 years old, the shepherd mix is the perfect medium sized dog. If you are looking for an affectionate pup who loves to play, you sure have found him! You can find lovable Henry at the Greater Birmingham Humane Society.

Time to meet this week’s adorable feline, Snowball.

As you can see, this pretty kitty is quite the fluffball. These pictures don’t do her beautiful soft fur justice. Snowball is a shy one but it only takes one yummy treat to be her BFF.

Snowball is also good to go with other cats and kittens that might be in the family. Sounds like she’d be the perfect addition to any cat loving family.

Wanna take her home? Find her at the Greater Birmingham Humane Society.

All adoptable pets from the GBHS are neutered/spayed, microchipped and up-to-date on all vaccines. They also have more than just cats, dogs and puppies. They sometimes have birds, ferrets, reptiles, pigs, bunnies and other pets up for adoption. Plenty of lovable pets to choose from.

Regular adoption fees are as follows:
• Cats, kittens, dogs or puppies:
• Animals six months and under: $55
• Animals older than six months: $30
• Rabbits: $30
• Ferrets: $55
• Rats, Guinea Pigs & Hamsters: $15 for one or $20 for a pair

In addition to your adoption fee, there is now a small but mandatory microchipping fee of $10 to make sure you never lose your precious new pets. The first year of your microchipping service will be covered by the shelter. Fun Fact: 58% of lost dogs and 38% of lost cats that were microchipped were reunited with their families.

All active and retired military members and their immediate family members receive waived adoption fees with a valid ID presented at the time of adoption.

You can find out all of the adoptable pets at GBHS right here. It is updated regularly as pets become adoptable.