GALLERY: The pets of ACPR
IAN BIVONA | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 6 months AGO
This chihuahua, named Honey Girl, is house trained, good in homes with other dogs and one of the numerous dogs available for adoption at Adams County Pet Rescue in Othello.
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Paw Paw, a domestic short-haired male cat, is a playful, active and affectionate kitten. Whether climbing cat trees or watching through the window, Paw Paw loves to explore.
Kelda is an adult husky available for adoption at Adams County Pet Rescue in Othello.
This domestic short-haired kitten named Gumball is a bit shy at first but begins to warm up to playing after a day or so. Gumball is deeply bonded with his siblings and will be happiest in a home with another cat.
This mixed breed named Columbia Basin is a young male dog available for adoption.
A chihuahua named Jagger points his ears up while out for a walk. Jagger is available for adoption at Adams County Pet Rescue.
An excited male Husky mix named Resevoir excitedly sits in the car during a drive.
This male domestic short hair kitten named Darwin would go well in a home with dogs, children and even other cats.
Mousavi, a male shepherd mix, is a playful and smart dog that enjoys exploring and making new friends.
Wizard, a playful and curious tabby kitten, is one of the many cats available for adoption at Adams County Pet Rescue in Othello.
Ian Bivona serves as the Columbia Basin Herald’s sports reporter and is a graduate of Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama. He enjoys the behind-the-scenes stories that lead up to the wins and losses of the various sports teams in the Basin. Football is his favorite sport, though he likes them all, and his favorite team is the Jets. He lives in Soap Lake with his cat, Honey. | June 24, 2024 1:30 AM
OTHELLO — Adams County Pet Rescue in Othello has numerous dogs and cats available for adoption. Each of these animals is looking for a new home to join.
Those interested in adopting an animal from ACPR can begin the adoption process at adamscountypetrescue.com. All pets that are eligible for adoption have been spayed or neutered and are up to date on all vaccinations.
Paw Paw, a domestic short-haired male cat, is a playful, active and affectionate kitten. Whether climbing cat trees or watching through the window, Paw Paw loves to explore.
Kelda is an adult husky available for adoption at Adams County Pet Rescue in Othello.
This domestic short-haired kitten named Gumball is a bit shy at first but begins to warm up to playing after a day or so. Gumball is deeply bonded with his siblings and will be happiest in a home with another cat.
This mixed breed named Columbia Basin is a young male dog available for adoption.
A chihuahua named Jagger points his ears up while out for a walk. Jagger is available for adoption at Adams County Pet Rescue.
An excited male Husky mix named Resevoir excitedly sits in the car during a drive.
This male domestic short hair kitten named Darwin would go well in a home with dogs, children and even other cats.
Mousavi, a male shepherd mix, is a playful and smart dog that enjoys exploring and making new friends.
Wizard, a playful and curious tabby kitten, is one of the many cats available for adoption at Adams County Pet Rescue in Othello.ARTICLES BY IAN BIVONA
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