Hi there - I'm King, and I'm here with my sister Queen! We're a bonded pair, which means we're adopted together, and honestly... we wouldn't want it any other way! Queen and I came to the shelter after being abandoned in a home together. Through all of that, we stuck by each other, and she's been my steady anchor ever since. Because of how closely connected we are and how much confidence we bring out in one another, the shelter made us a bonded pair - and it just makes sense. I'll admit, I'm the quieter one at first. New situations can make me a little shy, but once Queen lets me know everything is okay, I really open up. After that, I'm all about affection and being close to my people. I've got a bit more energy than my sister, but it's nothing overwhelming - just enough that I can sometimes convince her to romp around with me before we both settle back down. Queen is our protector. She's confident, vocal about her opinions, and always keeping an eye on things, but underneath her tough-girl attitude she's a total sweetheart. She's pretty mellow and not overly interested in playing. A short walk and then curling up on the couch together is her idea of a perfect day - and mine too. Here at the shelter, we don't seem very interested in the other dogs around us and mostly keep to ourselves. Because of that, we may be able to make doggy friends in the future with slow, proper introductions. We would also do best with respectful kids who understand giving us space and won't be too grabby or in our faces. It might feel like a big commitment to bring home two dogs at once, but we're perfectly sized for it and very well behaved together. We balance each other beautifully and truly bring out the best in one another! If you're looking for a calm, loving duo with a built-in best friend system, Queen and I would love to be part of your home! Primary Color: Tri Color Weight: 38.2 Age: 1yrs 6mths 1wks
Hi there - I'm King, and I'm here with my sister Queen! We're a bonded pair, which means we're adopted together, and honestly... we wouldn't want it any other way! Queen and I came to the shelter after being abandoned in a home together. Through all of that, we stuck by each other, and she's been my steady anchor ever since. Because of how closely connected we are and how much confidence we bring out in one another, the shelter made us a bonded pair - and it just makes sense. I'll admit, I'm the quieter one at first. New situations can make me a little shy, but once Queen lets me know everything is okay, I really open up. After that, I'm all about affection and being close to my people. I've got a bit more energy than my sister, but it's nothing overwhelming - just enough that I can sometimes convince her to romp around with me before we both settle back down. Queen is our protector. She's confident, vocal about her opinions, and always keeping an eye on things, but underneath her tough-girl attitude she's a total sweetheart. She's pretty mellow and not overly interested in playing. A short walk and then curling up on the couch together is her idea of a perfect day - and mine too. Here at the shelter, we don't seem very interested in the other dogs around us and mostly keep to ourselves. Because of that, we may be able to make doggy friends in the future with slow, proper introductions. We would also do best with respectful kids who understand giving us space and won't be too grabby or in our faces. It might feel like a big commitment to bring home two dogs at once, but we're perfectly sized for it and very well behaved together. We balance each other beautifully and truly bring out the best in one another! If you're looking for a calm, loving duo with a built-in best friend system, Queen and I would love to be part of your home! Primary Color: Tri Color Weight: 38.2 Age: 1yrs 6mths 1wks
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HSSC places animals on a first come, first serve basis. After an animal that is available for adoption has been met with, the animal’s name can be put on an application. Animals that are applied for must be adopted the same day or within 24 hours of the animal being placed on the adoption application. Exceptions will be made if any animal needs a medical procedure, but then will need to be adopted within 24 hours of being cleared from that procedure. HSSC reserves the right to accommodate alternate timelines for special needs/behavioral issue animals.
It is the potential adopter's responsibility to communicate with their landlord to contact HSSC for approval or to provide documentation stating permission within 24 hours of application submission.
It is also the potential adopter's responsibility to produce a current rabies certificate for their current dog(s) to conduct a dog to dog meet and greet within 24 hours of application submission.
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HSSC places animals on a first come, first serve basis. After an animal that is available for adoption has been met with, the animal’s name can be put on an application. Animals that are applied for must be adopted the same day or within 24 hours of the animal being placed on the adoption application. Exceptions will be made if any animal needs a medical procedure, but then will need to be adopted within 24 hours of being cleared from that procedure. HSSC reserves the right to accommodate alternate timelines for special needs/behavioral issue animals.
It is the potential adopter's responsibility to communicate with their landlord to contact HSSC for approval or to provide documentation stating permission within 24 hours of application submission.
It is also the potential adopter's responsibility to produce a current rabies certificate for their current dog(s) to conduct a dog to dog meet and greet within 24 hours of application submission.
We are a non-profit organization dedicated to the welfare of animals. Our mission is the prevention of cruelty to animals, the relief of suffering among animals and the extension of humane education.
About Us:
Since 1964, the Humane Society of Sheboygan County has been dedicated to its mission: prevent cruelty to animals, relieve suffering among animals, and extend humane education. We are Sheboygan County’s only open admissions shelter
HSSC is also a community outreach organization, partnering with other nonprofits, that offer services to enhance lives in Sheboygan County. Community generosity helps us fulfill our purpose to provide care for our shelter pets and supports our community outreach work.
Wish List:
The HSSC is looking for foster homes! Make a difference in a homeless animal's life. Give a homeless animal a "second chance". Become a foster parent and open your home and heart to an animal in need. Learn more here:
Wisconsin Dog Seller Permit # 521965 - DS
Wisconsin Dog Seller Permit # 507095 - DS
Humane Society of Sheboygan County
We are a non-profit organization dedicated to the welfare of animals. Our mission is the prevention of cruelty to animals, the relief of suffering among animals and the extension of humane education.
About Us:
Since 1964, the Humane Society of Sheboygan County has been dedicated to its mission: prevent cruelty to animals, relieve suffering among animals, and extend humane education. We are Sheboygan County’s only open admissions shelter
HSSC is also a community outreach organization, partnering with other nonprofits, that offer services to enhance lives in Sheboygan County. Community generosity helps us fulfill our purpose to provide care for our shelter pets and supports our community outreach work.
Wish List:
The HSSC is looking for foster homes! Make a difference in a homeless animal's life. Give a homeless animal a "second chance". Become a foster parent and open your home and heart to an animal in need. Learn more here:
Wisconsin Dog Seller Permit # 521965 - DS
Wisconsin Dog Seller Permit # 507095 - DS
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