in Chatsworth, Grey Highlands, Southgate, West Grey
October 25, 2021
Beautiful "Zylah" recently came to the Grey Bruce Animal Shelter (GBAS) from another shelter. Originally picked up as a stray, her owners were contacted but sadly did not show to pick her up and she has had no interest at the other shelter either. Since the Shelter has so many awesome friends and followers at GBAS, they stepped in as they knew they could find her the amazing home that she deserves. She is a large, 18-month-old Anatolian Shepherd, spayed, vaccinated, dewormed and flea-treated. This 80 lbs+ girl needs a family with a strong/firm hand to control her and lots of patience to work on her manners and training. At only 1-1/2 yrs, there is a lot of puppy still in her. She is a friendly, loveable dog but due to her size and nature, she needs a home as an only pet with no young kids. As she may be a bit of a runner, lots of exercise/walks and large fenced yard or acreage would be ideal. To meet this beauty, call and make your appointment. 519 372 1911.
During the COVID-19 crisis, people are working at the 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 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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