Pets of the Week

By Tampa Bay Beacons

Anyone interested in adopting this week’s featured pets can make an appointment to meet them at Pasco County Animal Services, 19640 Dogpatch Lane, Land O’Lakes, by calling 813-929-1212 or going online to www.pascocountyfl.net/408/Animal-Services.

Daisy (A045483) is still in her puppy era. She’s just over a year old and has sweet puppy girl energy. Daisy is experiencing kennel stress — it’s difficult to be young and energetic at a shelter with limited time playing outdoors. Our team has worked on socializing Daisy in play groups, but she has a way to go. Daisy is also a “project pet” — shelter volunteers have been giving her extra enrichment and a training schedule. Daisy is learning to walk well on a leash, she is learning manners when her kennel is approached, and it is doing wonders for her. Daisy also loves water and recently went swimming during a field trip.
Daisy (A045483) is still in her puppy era. She’s just over a year old and has sweet puppy girl energy. Daisy is experiencing kennel stress — it’s difficult to be young and energetic at a shelter with limited time playing outdoors. Our team has worked on socializing Daisy in play groups, but she has a way to go. Daisy is also a “project pet” — shelter volunteers have been giving her extra enrichment and a training schedule. Daisy is learning to walk well on a leash, she is learning manners when her kennel is approached, and it is doing wonders for her. Daisy also loves water and recently went swimming during a field trip. [ Photo SUBMITTED ]
Rocky (A046477) is a 7-year-old gray and white pittie who was brought to PCAS in April after his owner was found deceased. Rocky’s sudden life changes left him feeling insecure and a little nervous, but he remains a good boy who is experiencing kennel stress. Rocky is social with other dogs, and he participates in play group at the shelter, where his play style is rough and rowdy.
Rocky (A046477) is a 7-year-old gray and white pittie who was brought to PCAS in April after his owner was found deceased. Rocky’s sudden life changes left him feeling insecure and a little nervous, but he remains a good boy who is experiencing kennel stress. Rocky is social with other dogs, and he participates in play group at the shelter, where his play style is rough and rowdy. [ Photo SUBMITTED ]
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