Pet of the Week – Cookie and Pabalou
Looking for a social butterfly of a cat? Cookie (ID: A008792) may be your guy! He eagerly greets visitors and loves attention. He enjoys pets and head scratches, and will rub against you or roll on his side for more affection. He seems interested in other cats, but as always, a slow introduction is key to making friends. Cookie does have a few senior lumps and bumps, and he could use a dental. This 8-year-old is a bigger guy at 17 pounds, but a healthy diet and regular activity should help to get him in tip-top shape. Make an appointment with Pasco County Animal Services today to meet Cookie, and you’re sure to fall in love!
Looking for a low-key, calm companion? Pabalou (ID: A002942) may be your man! This 6-year-old weighs about 65 pounds. He walks beautifully on a leash and is perfectly house-trained. He’s sweet, gentle, and likes to be near his person. He’s not eager to make friends with other dogs, though, so he may do best as the only prince of the household. Pabalou did test positive for heartworms, but his treatment will be sponsored upon adoption. Make an appointment with Pasco County Animal Services today to meet him!
For More information about any of the Shelter’s available pets in addition to the pet of the week, please visit their website here.
Pasco County Animal Services Adoption Requirements:
- Must be 18 years or older
- Must be able to provide form of photo identification
- Must be willing to provide a loving home for a shelter pet
Standard Adoption Fees
| Pet Age | Adoption Fee | License Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Cats over 4 months of age | $40.00 | $5.00 |
| Cats under 4 months of age | $50.00 | $5.00 |
| Dog over 6 months of age/25 lbs | $70.00 | $10.00 |
| Dogs under 6 months of age/25 lbs | $85.00 | $10.00 |
| Miscellaneous Pets (Exotics) | $20.00 | If Applicable |
Adoption fees include
| Age Appropriate Vaccination | Ear Cleaning |
| FIV/FeLV Testing (if over 6 months old) | General Physical Examination by Our Veterinarian |
| Microchip & Registration | Nail Trimming |
| Parasite Prevention | Rabies Vaccination |
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