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Soldier is the perfect name for this army crawling boy! Soldier said he’s a lover, NOT a fighter but he loves to get low to the ground to sniff out his enemies … and his surroundings. With his floppy ears and extra sensitive nose, we just know he is a hound mix! He must be a part of the intelligence division because this boy is smart! He knows “sit”, loves fetch, and he’s great at retrieving - dropping the ball right at your feet to throw it again! When he chases the ball, he does this adorable little bunny hop that makes us laugh. He loves belly rubs and other dogs and he would LOVE to meet you!
Fill out an application with Soldiers name on it and ask to meet him at South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter!For more information about this animal or our adoption process please visit our website at SouthJerseyRegionalAnimalShelter.org
Soldier is the perfect name for this army crawling boy! Soldier said he’s a lover, NOT a fighter but he loves to get low to the ground to sniff out his enemies … and his surroundings. With his floppy ears and extra sensitive nose, we just know he is a hound mix! He must be a part of the intelligence division because this boy is smart! He knows “sit”, loves fetch, and he’s great at retrieving - dropping the ball right at your feet to throw it again! When he chases the ball, he does this adorable little bunny hop that makes us laugh. He loves belly rubs and other dogs and he would LOVE to meet you!
Fill out an application with Soldiers name on it and ask to meet him at South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter!For more information about this animal or our adoption process please visit our website at SouthJerseyRegionalAnimalShelter.org
The South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter is committed to placing our animals in safe, loving homes. As a potential adopter, you will be asked to fill out a questionnaire, speak with one of our adoption counselors and meet with the pet you are interested in. Small children and current pets may be asked to meet with the animal before sending him home. Adoption fees and more information may be found on our website at
www.southjerseyregionalanimalshelter.org
The South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter is committed to placing our animals in safe, loving homes. As a potential adopter, you will be asked to fill out a questionnaire, speak with one of our adoption counselors and meet with the pet you are interested in. Small children and current pets may be asked to meet with the animal before sending him home. Adoption fees and more information may be found on our website at
www.southjerseyregionalanimalshelter.org
1244 N. Delsea Drive, Vineland, NJ 08361
HOURS:
Monday 1pm-6pm
Tuesday 11am-4pm
Wednesday 1pm-6pm
Thursday 11am-4pm*
Friday 11am-4pm
Saturday 10am-3pm
Closed Sundays & major holidays
Closed on the 3rd Thursday of each month for staff training.
1244 N. Delsea Drive, Vineland, NJ 08361
HOURS:
Monday 1pm-6pm
Tuesday 11am-4pm
Wednesday 1pm-6pm
Thursday 11am-4pm*
Friday 11am-4pm
Saturday 10am-3pm
Closed Sundays & major holidays
Closed on the 3rd Thursday of each month for staff training.
More about this shelter
CARING FOR SOUTH JERSEY PETS SINCE 1947
Founded in 1891 and incorporated in June 1947, we are a non-profit organization and a chapter of the NJ State SPCA. The staff and board of trustees are deeply involved and committed to all aspects of animal care and welfare. The money to finance the shelter comes from fees charged to municipalities to house their stray animals, fees charged to adopt, reclaim or release an animal to us, dues, donations, grants, fund-raisers and bequests from caring individuals. In our function as a humane society, the shelter serves as a refuge for thousands of stray, unwanted, abused, abandoned and sick animals
CARING FOR SOUTH JERSEY PETS SINCE 1947
Founded in 1891 and incorporated in June 1947, we are a non-profit organization and a chapter of the NJ State SPCA. The staff and board of trustees are deeply involved and committed to all aspects of animal care and welfare. The money to finance the shelter comes from fees charged to municipalities to house their stray animals, fees charged to adopt, reclaim or release an animal to us, dues, donations, grants, fund-raisers and bequests from caring individuals. In our function as a humane society, the shelter serves as a refuge for thousands of stray, unwanted, abused, abandoned and sick animals