Little Lady (approximately 42 pounds)was transferred to the NHSPCA from an overcrowded shelter in Texas. She is very clearly a Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler, and she is a fantastic example of the breed. All of our Cattle Dog lovers are swooning over her! Little Lady is insanely smart, very alert, and loves to herd the other dogs during doggie play groups. Adopters should be prepared for a dog that needs lots of physical exercise as well as mental stimulation. Cattle Dogs are a working breed and as such, they always want a job to do. They are also known for attempting to herd people, especially children, so if you have kids in the family, be sure that you're OK with a dog that nips at people in an attempt to get them to go to the dog's desired area. It's not naughtiness, it's what Cattle Dogs are born to do! Little Lady is practically perfect in every way when it comes to being a Cattle Dog - if you're a fan of the breed, do yourself a favor & come meet her today!
If you'd like to meet Little Lady and all her friends at the New Hampshire SPCA, please visit our Adoption Center during our open hours: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. every day except Wednesdays (closed). Have questions? Call (603) 772-2921 ext. 110 or email info@nhspca.org today. Primary Color: Blue Secondary Color: Ticked Weight: 19 Age: 1yrs 2mths 0wks
Little Lady (approximately 42 pounds)was transferred to the NHSPCA from an overcrowded shelter in Texas. She is very clearly a Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler, and she is a fantastic example of the breed. All of our Cattle Dog lovers are swooning over her! Little Lady is insanely smart, very alert, and loves to herd the other dogs during doggie play groups. Adopters should be prepared for a dog that needs lots of physical exercise as well as mental stimulation. Cattle Dogs are a working breed and as such, they always want a job to do. They are also known for attempting to herd people, especially children, so if you have kids in the family, be sure that you're OK with a dog that nips at people in an attempt to get them to go to the dog's desired area. It's not naughtiness, it's what Cattle Dogs are born to do! Little Lady is practically perfect in every way when it comes to being a Cattle Dog - if you're a fan of the breed, do yourself a favor & come meet her today!
If you'd like to meet Little Lady and all her friends at the New Hampshire SPCA, please visit our Adoption Center during our open hours: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. every day except Wednesdays (closed). Have questions? Call (603) 772-2921 ext. 110 or email info@nhspca.org today. Primary Color: Blue Secondary Color: Ticked Weight: 19 Age: 1yrs 2mths 0wks
Helping You Make the Right Decision - Adoption Counseling
Our overall goal is to make sure the animal you adopt is well suited to your lifestyle and that you are ready for him or her. When you visit our adoption center our knowledgeable staff will be happy to answer any questions and help you choose the right animal. These Adoption Counselors will assist you by discussing your interests, needs and lifestyles and then matching them with those of the companion animals in our shelter. The Counselor will read through the adoption application materials with you so it may simplify things for you to have the form completed before you arrive.
Please see our website for our adoption fees.
Helping You Make the Right Decision - Adoption Counseling
Our overall goal is to make sure the animal you adopt is well suited to your lifestyle and that you are ready for him or her. When you visit our adoption center our knowledgeable staff will be happy to answer any questions and help you choose the right animal. These Adoption Counselors will assist you by discussing your interests, needs and lifestyles and then matching them with those of the companion animals in our shelter. The Counselor will read through the adoption application materials with you so it may simplify things for you to have the form completed before you arrive.
Please see our website for our adoption fees.
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Adoption Center
11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday and Friday
11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday
11 a.m - 4 p.m Saturday and Sunday
Closed Wednesday
Learning Center for Pets & People
Currently open during program hours only
The NHSPCA is located one quarter mile south of the traffic circle on route 108/33 in Stratham, NH. Note that 108 and 33 correspond near Shaws in Stratham (beyond the NHSPCA to the south) and 108 has been renamed 33 near the adoption center.
Adoption Center
11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday and Friday
11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday
11 a.m - 4 p.m Saturday and Sunday
Closed Wednesday
Learning Center for Pets & People
Currently open during program hours only
The NHSPCA is located one quarter mile south of the traffic circle on route 108/33 in Stratham, NH. Note that 108 and 33 correspond near Shaws in Stratham (beyond the NHSPCA to the south) and 108 has been renamed 33 near the adoption center.
More about this shelter
Placement and Acceptance of Animals:
Our Adoption Center receives almost 4,000 unwanted, neglected or abused animals in our region each year. We provide each one with a warm bed, loving care and take every step possible to place them in the best possible new home.
Behavior Training for Pets:
All training classes at the NHSPCA are designed to help you develop the skills needed to make living with your dog pleasurable and much easier. The NHSPCA uses a method of training known as Positive Reinforcement. Whether you want to start your new puppy out on the right paw or work on improving your adult dog's behavior we have the perfect class for you and your four legged friend.
Humane Education & Community Programs :
The Humane Education program of the New Hampshire SPCA encourages children and adults to develop and express attitudes of compassion, kindness and respect for all living things. Our ever-growing list of programs and workshops are a fun and interactive way to explore the interdependence between humans and animals while learning how to create a more humane community.
Cruelty Investigations & Advocacy:
Since 1872 animal cruelty investigation has been one of the cornerstones of the NHSPCA. Today our services encompass an even wider range of activities. In addition to investigating hundreds of reports of suspected animal neglect or abuse every year, our agent works with other humane organizations to develop and strengthen legislation that protects animals throughout the State of New Hampshire.
Developing a Solid Foundation for Animal Care:
Our donors are some of the most caring and dedicated individuals you will ever meet. You can become involved in financially supporting the NHSPCA in a number of ways: make a donation, participate in a fundraising events or include the NHSPCA in your will. These are just some of the ways you can support our efforts. Each gift, large or small, makes a difference in the life of an animal and the community we live in.
Volunteers Make All the Difference:
Whether you are interested in direct animal care, special events, customer service or administrative work we can use your help. The NHSPCA Volunteer Program will give you the satisfaction of knowing that you are making a difference in the lives of all animals.
Placement and Acceptance of Animals:
Our Adoption Center receives almost 4,000 unwanted, neglected or abused animals in our region each year. We provide each one with a warm bed, loving care and take every step possible to place them in the best possible new home.
Behavior Training for Pets:
All training classes at the NHSPCA are designed to help you develop the skills needed to make living with your dog pleasurable and much easier. The NHSPCA uses a method of training known as Positive Reinforcement. Whether you want to start your new puppy out on the right paw or work on improving your adult dog's behavior we have the perfect class for you and your four legged friend.
Humane Education & Community Programs :
The Humane Education program of the New Hampshire SPCA encourages children and adults to develop and express attitudes of compassion, kindness and respect for all living things. Our ever-growing list of programs and workshops are a fun and interactive way to explore the interdependence between humans and animals while learning how to create a more humane community.
Cruelty Investigations & Advocacy:
Since 1872 animal cruelty investigation has been one of the cornerstones of the NHSPCA. Today our services encompass an even wider range of activities. In addition to investigating hundreds of reports of suspected animal neglect or abuse every year, our agent works with other humane organizations to develop and strengthen legislation that protects animals throughout the State of New Hampshire.
Developing a Solid Foundation for Animal Care:
Our donors are some of the most caring and dedicated individuals you will ever meet. You can become involved in financially supporting the NHSPCA in a number of ways: make a donation, participate in a fundraising events or include the NHSPCA in your will. These are just some of the ways you can support our efforts. Each gift, large or small, makes a difference in the life of an animal and the community we live in.
Volunteers Make All the Difference:
Whether you are interested in direct animal care, special events, customer service or administrative work we can use your help. The NHSPCA Volunteer Program will give you the satisfaction of knowing that you are making a difference in the lives of all animals.
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