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My basic info
Breed
German Shepherd Dog/American Pit Bull Terrier
Color
Tricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)
Age
11 months old, Puppy
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
45480
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Microchipped
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Berry short for Huckleberry the energetic sweetheart ready for adventure! Berry is an 11 month old German Shepherd mix with a zest for life and a heart full of joy. She is a playful, bouncy girl who loves racing around with her siblings and keeping an eye out for her favorite outdoor challenge lizard chasing! Berry has gotten along well with both dogs and cats, though she may get a little too excited and try to chase kitty friends nothing a patient home and some guidance can not help with. She adores people of all ages and is always ready to share her happy wiggles and warm snuggles. This fun-loving pup is a toy enthusiast chew toys, stuffies, tug ropes, you name it! Car rides are a work in progress she does okay but can get a bit nervous and drooly. But offer her a hot dog or a piece of string cheese and you’ll be her new best friend in seconds. If Berry sounds like the perfect adventure buddy for your family, please call the shelter to confirm she is still available. For more information on how to adopt, please call the shelter at 863 324 5227 . Then come to the shelter for a meet and greet. We are open 10:30 to 6 Tuesday through Friday, Saturday from 10:30 to 4 closed 1 to 2 for lunch and the last Friday of every month.
Meet Berry short for Huckleberry the energetic sweetheart ready for adventure! Berry is an 11 month old German Shepherd mix with a zest for life and a heart full of joy. She is a playful, bouncy girl who loves racing around with her siblings and keeping an eye out for her favorite outdoor challenge lizard chasing! Berry has gotten along well with both dogs and cats, though she may get a little too excited and try to chase kitty friends nothing a patient home and some guidance can not help with. She adores people of all ages and is always ready to share her happy wiggles and warm snuggles. This fun-loving pup is a toy enthusiast chew toys, stuffies, tug ropes, you name it! Car rides are a work in progress she does okay but can get a bit nervous and drooly. But offer her a hot dog or a piece of string cheese and you’ll be her new best friend in seconds. If Berry sounds like the perfect adventure buddy for your family, please call the shelter to confirm she is still available. For more information on how to adopt, please call the shelter at 863 324 5227 . Then come to the shelter for a meet and greet. We are open 10:30 to 6 Tuesday through Friday, Saturday from 10:30 to 4 closed 1 to 2 for lunch and the last Friday of every month.
Stop by our adoption center to find your new best friend. Once you find a dog or cat that tugs at your heart, you can visit and see if there is a love connection.
Meet with a Counselor Our well-informed staff will fill you in on the pet's story and answer any questions you may have. These questions will help ensure that your new pet will be a great fit for your family.
Complete the Adoption After you find the dog or cat that best fits your home, you will fill out an adoption contract and receive the pet adoption kit and records.
Adoption Fees The regular adoption fee for a cat or dog is $200.
Seniors for Seniors(60+), adoption fee for any adult dog or cat 5 years or older is $65. The fee to adopt multiple pets (two adult pets at one time) is $155.
To make your adoption speedy, please bring the following items with you to the Humane Society:
Picture ID with your current address
Your landlord's telephone number, if you're a renter
Proper form of payment (cash or check).
All adoptions include spay / neuter with physical exam, 1st set of shots (including rabies shot if age appropriate), collar, tag, leash / carrier, de-worming, feline leukemia / AIDS test, microchip implant with registration.
Saturdays are our busiest adoption day, so we ask for your patience. You may have to wait 15-30 minutes to visit with a furry friend.
Stop by our adoption center to find your new best friend. Once you find a dog or cat that tugs at your heart, you can visit and see if there is a love connection.
Meet with a Counselor Our well-informed staff will fill you in on the pet's story and answer any questions you may have. These questions will help ensure that your new pet will be a great fit for your family.
Complete the Adoption After you find the dog or cat that best fits your home, you will fill out an adoption contract and receive the pet adoption kit and records.
Adoption Fees The regular adoption fee for a cat or dog is $200.
Seniors for Seniors(60+), adoption fee for any adult dog or cat 5 years or older is $65. The fee to adopt multiple pets (two adult pets at one time) is $155.
To make your adoption speedy, please bring the following items with you to the Humane Society:
Picture ID with your current address
Your landlord's telephone number, if you're a renter
Proper form of payment (cash or check).
All adoptions include spay / neuter with physical exam, 1st set of shots (including rabies shot if age appropriate), collar, tag, leash / carrier, de-worming, feline leukemia / AIDS test, microchip implant with registration.
Saturdays are our busiest adoption day, so we ask for your patience. You may have to wait 15-30 minutes to visit with a furry friend.
Stop by our adoption center located at 3195 Dundee Rd in Winter Haven to find your new best friend. We are closed each day from 1-2 for lunch and the last Friday of each month for staff training! Check out our website for other adoption events www.humanesocietyofpolkcounty.org.
Stop by our adoption center located at 3195 Dundee Rd in Winter Haven to find your new best friend. We are closed each day from 1-2 for lunch and the last Friday of each month for staff training! Check out our website for other adoption events www.humanesocietyofpolkcounty.org.
More about this shelter
The Humane Society of Polk County is a non-profit organization funded solely by public donations. The Humane Society is the first no-kill animal shelter in Polk County! The society is a community service dedicated to prevent animal suffering. We care for unwanted, abused and abandoned animals and provide many other animal related services.
The organization was chartered in 1972 and the shelter was built in 1980. Our shelter is currently located in Winter Haven on Dundee Road. The shelter usually has twenty five dogs and thirty five cats in residence. Each year our number of animals fluctuates our last fiscal year over two thousand animals were taken in. All accepted animals are spayed or neutered, provided with shots, heart worm tested or feline leuk tested, de-wormed, micro-chipped, provided a physical exam by a local veterinarian and given comfortable shelter, food and water. These animals are given a great deal of TLC by a caring staff. Occasionally wildlife is accepted, but in general we try to turn these over to other agencies better equipped to handle them. Abused horses are also cared for on the premises.
Every day in the United States, more than 70,000 puppies and kittens are born. When this number is compared to the 10,000 human births each day, it’s clear that there can never be enough homes for all these pets. Educating the public on the importance of spaying and neutering their pets, from school children to adult groups, is one of our organization’s prime objectives. Educational programs are available upon request. We offer a low cost spay/neuter program at our shelter to provide our community a reasonable solution to the senseless slaughter of innocent animals.
At the Humane Society each animal will be observed and evaluated before going up for adoption. Health and temperament are closely evaluated by our vet and temperament specialist. We view euthanasia with mixed emotions. That animals must be killed is a difficult burden to bear; but diseased, frightened or injured animals trying to survive in a hostile community are infinitely worse. The Humane Society is the first “No- Kill” Animal Rescue Shelter in Polk County. Our desire is to make our community a “no kill” community, one in which we kill the crisis, not the animal.
The Humane Society of Polk County is a non-profit organization funded solely by public donations. The Humane Society is the first no-kill animal shelter in Polk County! The society is a community service dedicated to prevent animal suffering. We care for unwanted, abused and abandoned animals and provide many other animal related services.
The organization was chartered in 1972 and the shelter was built in 1980. Our shelter is currently located in Winter Haven on Dundee Road. The shelter usually has twenty five dogs and thirty five cats in residence. Each year our number of animals fluctuates our last fiscal year over two thousand animals were taken in. All accepted animals are spayed or neutered, provided with shots, heart worm tested or feline leuk tested, de-wormed, micro-chipped, provided a physical exam by a local veterinarian and given comfortable shelter, food and water. These animals are given a great deal of TLC by a caring staff. Occasionally wildlife is accepted, but in general we try to turn these over to other agencies better equipped to handle them. Abused horses are also cared for on the premises.
Every day in the United States, more than 70,000 puppies and kittens are born. When this number is compared to the 10,000 human births each day, it’s clear that there can never be enough homes for all these pets. Educating the public on the importance of spaying and neutering their pets, from school children to adult groups, is one of our organization’s prime objectives. Educational programs are available upon request. We offer a low cost spay/neuter program at our shelter to provide our community a reasonable solution to the senseless slaughter of innocent animals.
At the Humane Society each animal will be observed and evaluated before going up for adoption. Health and temperament are closely evaluated by our vet and temperament specialist. We view euthanasia with mixed emotions. That animals must be killed is a difficult burden to bear; but diseased, frightened or injured animals trying to survive in a hostile community are infinitely worse. The Humane Society is the first “No- Kill” Animal Rescue Shelter in Polk County. Our desire is to make our community a “no kill” community, one in which we kill the crisis, not the animal.
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