Meet Guppie!
Guppie is a one-year-old female Domestic Shorthair tuxedo with a story of resilience and heart. She arrived at the shelter as a stray with a fishhook caught in her mouth, but this brave little girl didn’t let that slow her down one bit. Through it all, Guppie showed just how sweet and gentle she truly is.
Guppie may have a small permanent scar at the corner of her mouth—a tiny reminder of her past—but it won’t affect her health or happiness in any way. In fact, it only adds to her unique charm. She has a heart of gold and a loving spirit, and she’s more than ready to leave her rough start behind and begin her next chapter.
Now healed and thriving, Guppie is ready for adoption and looking for a forever home where she can share her sweetness, courage, and affection. Could you be the lucky one to give this special girl the loving home she deserves? 🖤🤍
Please apply for Guppie at https://www.gloucestercountynj.gov/FormCenter/Animal-Shelter-5/PreAdoption-Application-50
Guppie 's Story
Meet Guppie!
Guppie is a one-year-old female Domestic Shorthair tuxedo with a story of resilience and heart. She arrived at the shelter as a stray with a fishhook caught in her mouth, but this brave little girl didn’t let that slow her down one bit. Through it all, Guppie showed just how sweet and gentle she truly is.
Guppie may have a small permanent scar at the corner of her mouth—a tiny reminder of her past—but it won’t affect her health or happiness in any way. In fact, it only adds to her unique charm. She has a heart of gold and a loving spirit, and she’s more than ready to leave her rough start behind and begin her next chapter.
Now healed and thriving, Guppie is ready for adoption and looking for a forever home where she can share her sweetness, courage, and affection. Could you be the lucky one to give this special girl the loving home she deserves? 🖤🤍
Please apply for Guppie at https://www.gloucestercountynj.gov/FormCenter/Animal-Shelter-5/PreAdoption-Application-50
We are located at 1200 North Delsea Drive, Clayton, New Jersey, 08312.
Adoption hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 12 PM - 7 PM and Friday & Saturday 12 PM - 4 PM. We are closed on Sundays.
We are located at 1200 North Delsea Drive, Clayton, New Jersey, 08312.
Adoption hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 12 PM - 7 PM and Friday & Saturday 12 PM - 4 PM. We are closed on Sundays.
More about this shelter
The Gloucester County Animal Shelter functions as an impoundment/adoption facility which temporarily houses lost, stray, unwanted or abandoned pets for the 24 municipalities in Gloucester County, until such time as they are reclaimed by their owner or adopted by a new family.The Shelter also provides a 24-hour emergency service for calls regarding animals that are sick, injured or posing an immediate threat to the public.
We have a very dedicated staff and volunteer core who work very hard to see that these homeless pets are given a second chance and placed in a proper homes. All animals are spayed/neutered at the time of their adoption and up to date on their age appropriate vaccinations, Heartworm tested (for dogs) or feline combination tested (for cats) and microchipped.
The Gloucester County Animal Shelter functions as an impoundment/adoption facility which temporarily houses lost, stray, unwanted or abandoned pets for the 24 municipalities in Gloucester County, until such time as they are reclaimed by their owner or adopted by a new family.The Shelter also provides a 24-hour emergency service for calls regarding animals that are sick, injured or posing an immediate threat to the public.
We have a very dedicated staff and volunteer core who work very hard to see that these homeless pets are given a second chance and placed in a proper homes. All animals are spayed/neutered at the time of their adoption and up to date on their age appropriate vaccinations, Heartworm tested (for dogs) or feline combination tested (for cats) and microchipped.
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