 I'm a healthy German giant bearded dragon and I'm available for you to adopt me today! I require a minimum of a 55 gallon enclosure. If you have a setup already, my adoption fee is only $50. If you need a setup, contact the Little RES Q for options and they will be happy to help you out! www.littleresq.net Charity#81720 8812 RR0001 About Hestia
Good with Kids, Good with Adults, Hypoallergenic, Apartment OK, Prefers cool climate, Prefers warm climate, Needs special care, Independent, Even-tempered  Visit Little RES Q to learn more about Hestia and how to adopt!
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 Hello. My name is Boots and I'm a 4-year-old kitten-at-heart. My rescuer named me after the white spots on my paws, but my foster mom calls me a princess for my regal appearance. After spending most of my life fending for myself on the streets, I was brought inside by Annex Cat Rescue. It was a little difficult to adjust in the start but now I am very happy! I get all the soft plush ball toys in the world to play soccer with all day and night. I'm a regular David Beckham! I sleep on a soft comfy bed with my foster mom and my cat friends at night, stare out the window at all the cars passing by, and get all the pets and scritches I want. I'm still adjusting to being indoors and can get a little scared when I hear loud noises or see sudden movements but I'm working on facing my fears. If my foster mom moves too fast and scares me into hiding under the couch, I come out right after like the brave kitten I am. One day, I will not run away at all. New faces are also scary, and it takes me time to get used to them, unless they have snacks. I love nomming on treats and will eat them out of a stranger's hand if they stay still. And to say thank you, I lick their fingers clean after the snacks have been nommed. I taught myself how to use an enclosed litter box and drink from a water fountain by observing my two foster brothers. They are nice to have around but no match for my cuteness! My foster mom tells me every day that I am the prettiest with the cutest squeaky meows. It is a hard reputation to keep up so I make sure to meow and purr a lot at my foster mom every day and always groom to look my best. After spending a few months adjusting with my foster family, I'm ready to find my furever home!  Contact the Annex Cat Rescue for more information on Boots!
 I'm a large female slider that was found in Dundas Ontario and I'm looking for you to adopt me today! The shelter recommends a 120 gallon tank for me. If you have a setup already, my adoption fee is only $40. Will you give me a forever home?  About Anna Lee
Visit Little RES Q to learn more about Anna Lee and how to adopt!
 Felix is a quiet 10 year old tuxedo patterned cat with lots of love to give. He enjoys napping quietly through the day on a soft couch, but ideally he'd prefer to nap right beside you. Felix is very affectionate and prefers to be around his humans, but is also happy to chill by himself when you're not home. He has a quiet, good natured demeanor and is very friendly. Felix recently had all his teeth removed so he enjoys wet food best but also likes to nosh on dry food when he's hungry. Felix has early heart disease but does not need medication. He is FIV+ but don't let that hold you back! He is a gentle soul who loves a good snuggle. Felix would make a great addition to a quiet house or apartment. Animal ID 45002815 Species Cat Breed Domestic Medium Hair/Mix Age 11 years 6 months 7 days Gender Male Color Black/White Spayed/Neutered Yes Declawed No Contact the Annex Cat Rescue for more information on Felix!
Time to draw some attention back to Valentine, from Vanimal Rescue Society... the next rescue dog we’ll try to find a home for in Canada. 🐾
Anyone interested in adopting Val can contact Sara Graham via her Facebook group @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/vanimalrescuesociety/
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