Dogs and cats available for adoption at Adams County Pet Rescue
STAFF REPORT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 7 months, 4 weeks AGO
Oofy Goofy put on a tie and sat up at the desk in the Adams County Pet Rescue office, being a dog who likes that sort of work.
COURTESY PHOTO/ADAMS COUNTY PET RESCUE
Crux is part of a litter whose mom found refuge on a back porch when she went into labor, according to ACPR employees.
Gumball investigates an unusual object on the floor - it might be a pen, but it might not.
Gumball investigates an unusual object on the floor - it might be a pen, but it might not.
Gada smiles for the camera.
Undine and his lamb toy stop for a little rest.
As cats are prone to do, Wizard stops playing for a minute to think deep thoughts.
Peerage looks curiously at that strange object taking his picture.
Darwin was awakened from his nap to pose for a photo.
OTHELLO — It’s been a busy few weeks at Adams County Pet Rescue - there was the kitten that may have fallen out of a vehicle, and those puppies found in a haystack, among many other dogs and cats.
The ACPR shelter is over capacity, and has dogs and cats of all ages and sizes available for adoption. People who are interested can contact ACPR for more information.
Adams County Pet Rescue
1961 W. Bench Rd
Othello, WA 99344
Noon to 5 p.m., Tuesday-Wednesday, Friday-Sunday
Closed Monday and Thursday
(509)-488-5514
Crux is part of a litter whose mom found refuge on a back porch when she went into labor, according to ACPR employees.
Gumball investigates an unusual object on the floor — it might be a pen, but it might not. Gumball investigates an unusual object on the floor — it might be a pen, but it might not.
Gada smiles for the camera.
Undine and his lamb toy stop for a little rest.
As cats are prone to do, Wizard stops playing for a minute to think deep thoughts.
Peerage looks curiously at that strange object taking his picture.
Darwin was awakened from his nap to pose for a photo.
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