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TCHS named Virginia Humane Society of the Year!
“If just 6 percent more people chose to adopt versus purchase their pets, we would end the killing of dogs and cats in our nation’s shelters,” Julie Castle (@bfas_julie), CEO of Best Friends Animal Society, said in a press release.
“Pets don’t belong in shelters, they belong at home. Our ‘Bring Love Home’ campaign is designed to bring awareness to dogs and cats still being killed in U.S. shelters simply because they don’t have safe places to call home.”
Be sure to submit your pet by posting a picture or video of them with the hashtag #BringLoveHome. Together, we’re going to flood the internet with the proof that home can look so different - and pets thrive in them all! -Sarah
#SaveThemAll #NoKill2025 #BringLoveHome
Lynn, I don't think interested people can private message you from the Twin County FB page. They will need to look you up on FB and message you that way, or could they leave a message in the comments? Would that work?
This adorable dog was found near Hillsville with no ID or microchip. She was laying in the road sick, dehydrated and tick covered. She's been vetted and is one the roade to a good recovery. The finder placed her with American Brittany Rescue. She's avaulable for adoption if owner doesn't reclaim. This sweet girl would make an icredible, loving companion! Contact 908-783-0038.
Renee Whitlow Easter this ain’t your missing dog is it?