Meet Cashew, a sweet 2-year-old Akita mix who is now available for adoption at the Newport Beach Animal Shelter.
Cashew recently has a rare condition called masticatory muscle myositis, which affects her jaw muscles. She can eat and drink comfortably, but has some difficulty picking up toys.
Cashew knows how to sit and lay down, and she gets bursts of playful energy from time to time. She would benefit from continued training to help her build confidence and skills. We are still learning how she feels about other dogs.
If you think Cashew might be the right match for your home, we invite you to come meet her.
Meet Cashew, a sweet 2-year-old Akita mix who is now available for adoption at the Newport Beach Animal Shelter.
Cashew recently has a rare condition called masticatory muscle myositis, which affects her jaw muscles. She can eat and drink comfortably, but has some difficulty picking up toys.
Cashew knows how to sit and lay down, and she gets bursts of playful energy from time to time. She would benefit from continued training to help her build confidence and skills. We are still learning how she feels about other dogs.
If you think Cashew might be the right match for your home, we invite you to come meet her.
Current Pet Adoption Fee Schedule:
Adult Dogs: $150
Puppies: $225
Adult Cats: $90
Kittens: $110
Current Pet Adoption Fee Schedule:
Adult Dogs: $150
Puppies: $225
Adult Cats: $90
Kittens: $110
Go meet their pets
Newport Beach Animal Shelter is located at 20302 Riverside Drive in Newport Beach. The shelter is closed to the public due to Covid but we here everyday. If you would like to meet an animal, please call the shelter at 949-718-3454 and we will help you with an application and appointment.
Newport Beach Animal Shelter is located at 20302 Riverside Drive in Newport Beach. The shelter is closed to the public due to Covid but we here everyday. If you would like to meet an animal, please call the shelter at 949-718-3454 and we will help you with an application and appointment.
More about this shelter
The City of Newport Beach has partnered with Home Free Animal Rescue & Sanctuary to provide boarding, care, and feeding of animals collected by the Police Department’s Animal Control Division. These services will be coordinated through the Police Department, and not directly handled by Home Free Animal Sanctuary. Members of the public with questions about the shelter should call the Animal Shelter Office at 949-718-3454.
The City of Newport Beach has partnered with Home Free Animal Rescue & Sanctuary to provide boarding, care, and feeding of animals collected by the Police Department’s Animal Control Division. These services will be coordinated through the Police Department, and not directly handled by Home Free Animal Sanctuary. Members of the public with questions about the shelter should call the Animal Shelter Office at 949-718-3454.
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