Abigail looking for permanent home
By Eddie West
Staff Writer
An ever increasing number of residents are finding a family is incomplete without a pet.
In particular, dogs are becoming a family essential not only for playful interaction with youngsters and adults, but also companionship especially for individuals who may live alone.
A family pet such as a dog can be a vital emotional support for many.
That special family addition could be waiting to be adopted through the non-profit organization Smith County Humane.
The all volunteer organization’s mission is to provide a variety of animal welfare services within the county including dogs in particular.
In the weeks ahead, the Courier is working with Smith County Humane to help find permanent homes for its pets which are available for adoption.
Plans are to introduce pets up for adoption to the community with a photo and a brief description of the pet in hopes of locating them a forever home.
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What Kind Of Dog
“Smith County Humane resident Abigail is looking for a new home. Abigail is nine to ten months old, fully vetted and spayed female, medium size, mix breed dog, weighing approximately 35 pounds and is potty trained. Abigail is described as doing well at leash training and is a “sweet girl who loves playing with other dogs and her toys”. Abigail came from a home with several other dogs.” This was provided from Smith County Humane Society.
Shes a mix. But shes so very sweet and loving. Very calm and love being loved on