in Chatsworth, Grey Highlands, Southgate, West Grey
April 04, 2022
SPONSORED CONTENT — Meet Timber. He was a little shy for the first photo-op but now, he is ready to join his sister/cousin, Sherri...looking for a new home. Timber is an approximate 3 year-old, shepherd/lab/dobbie cross. He is neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations and micro-chipped. He is nervous but putting on a brave face as he explores the world. He came from a hoarding situation and never had much exposure outside of his home. Because he's nervous, he'll do best in a quiet home, perhaps with a confident furry friend to show him the ropes. Timber is not recommended for a home with small children. He is active when he is relaxed, so as he gets more comfortable, he will need activity. He is starting to really enjoy his walks and playtime with the volunteers, so would likely be a great jogging/hiking companion. Call 519-372-1911 for an appointment to meet Timber.
During the COVID-19 crisis, people are working at the Grey Bruce Animal Shelter to care for the animals but they are limiting the numbers of volunteers and restricting general public visits. GBAS serves the residents of both Grey and Bruce Counties who can no longer care for their own pet cats and dogs. The shelter minimizes the time that surrendered pets spend at the shelter by consistently matching animals with suitable new homes.
Largely volunteer-based, the animal shelter receives no financial assistance from any level of government and is 100% funded by adoption fees, private donations and fundraising events. The shelter is located at 457437 Concession Rd 8 S, Municipality of Meaford.
For further information regarding surrenders, adoptions, donations and volunteering, please visit us at grey-bruceanimalshelter.com or Facebook at Friends of the Grey Bruce Animal Shelter or Instagram at Grey Bruce Animal Shelter.
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