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Warren Woods Veterinary Hospital takes pride in caring for not only your pets, but also for pets who need a home. Occasionally, there are situations where a pet gets left at our doorstep, or an owner is simply not able to keep a pet due to some unforeseen circumstance. In these unfortunate situations, we take advantage of our relationships with existing clients, friends, family and this Web site, and we make every attempt to find these pets a loving home.

Listed below are some pets that need a home. If you happen to be interested and believe that you can provide a loving and caring environment for one or more of our pet friends, please call our office at 586-751-3350. One of our knowledgable staff members will be able to answer your questions.

Bullet
Nessa

Nessa

Bullet

Nessa is a brindle colored spayed female terrier mix who was found as a stray. She is approximately 40 lbs., and was born 9-8-08. She is up to date on all of her vaccines for the year. Her fecal test for intestinal parasites was negative and her heartworm test was also negative, so she can have heartworm preventative year round. She is a very sweet, loving girl who would love a home of her own. She gets along well with cats. This playful cutie would love to find a loving family. She would be best suited for a family with older children since she is still learning her manners and gets overly excited with young children. It is recommended that her new family enroll her in a dog obedience class to help her continue learning basic manners, and to help her bond with her new family. She is learning to sit, walk on leash and come when called. She is a busy dog who would love to learn to play fetch, go for long walks and maybe even learn a fun dog sport such as agility or rally.

       
Please Note: Unless specified, all kittens will need more vaccines in their “kitten series”. Please ask for more details when calling. All kittens are required to be neutered at 6 months of age, and a yearly exam and vaccines are recommended for all cats.