Featured Long Termer: Derby
Hello, my name is Derby, and I am 3 years old. I am once again back at TAPS, after being returned for a second time, and am still hopeful my forever family will find me! I don’t mind being here at TAPS, except I am on a special diet, because while I was away I gained FIVE pounds! I am looking for a home without any loud noises; I am not a cat that can be around kids that scream and cry. I also need a home with someone who will play with me! I am not a lap cat. If you think I’m the handsome hunk you have been looking for, please fill out an application and we can set up an appointment to get to know me!
Featured Dog(s): Panda and Abby
This adorable duo, Panda and Abby, are a bonded pair. They are estimated to be 2 year old husky mixes, although they are smaller in stature than your average husky. They both weigh around 40 pounds and were picked up running stray before they were transferred to TAPS from a high volume, low resource animal control. Panda and Abby are very excited and happy to receive human attention. Their new family will need to be prepared to work with them on obedience and manners and give them daily outlets for their energy. They have made it this far together, we won’t separate them now. We will only be processing applications that apply for both dogs together – for the cost of one! Apply now!
Featured Cat: Elsa
Hi there, I’m Elsa and I am 3 years old. I am a pretty, grey and white tabby girl, here at TAPS. Sadly, my owner could not afford to care for me anymore. I am a nice, friendly, girl…affectionate, loving, and gentle. I enjoy pets, snuggles, being with my human friends, and am pleasantly playful. My intake paperwork says that I am good with children and even dogs. I did previously live with a cat as well, but I do not seem to care for other ones here at the shelter. If you think that I could be right for your forever family, please fill out an application and come get to know me!
To apply for Derby, Panda & Abby, Elsa, or any of our other adoptable pets, please visit www.tapsshelter.org!
