Nyla and Pistacio {Humane Society Broward County}
Two furry friends await their chance at a forever home at the Humane Society of Broward County.
Nyla and Pistachio, with their wagging tails and hopeful eyes, are ready to bring joy and companionship to loving families.
Nyla, a majestic 2-year-old weighing 94 pounds, embodies the epitome of sweetness. Her journey to the shelter began when her previous owner became overwhelmed with too many dogs.
Used solely for breeding, Nyla longs for a new beginning, away from her past confines. Despite her tumultuous start, Nyla’s resilience shines through. She delights in meeting new people, finds comfort in blankets and plush toys, and savors the taste of yummy treats.
While her imposing size may warrant caution around younger children, her gentle demeanor and recent television appearance highlight her potential as a cherished companion.
Meanwhile, Pistachio, a charming 2-year-old feline, seeks solace after being relinquished by her previous owner, who felt unable to devote sufficient time to her care.
This outgoing kitty is a purveyor of cuddles and adores the feeling of gentle pets. Pistachio’s affable nature extends to her love for interactive play, especially with toys resembling mice.
While she shares a harmonious relationship with other cats and disregards well-mannered dogs, Pistachio’s reaction to noisy environments may prompt her to seek refuge. Despite this, her past experience with children of various ages suggests her adaptability and resilience.
To meet Nyla, Pistachio, or any other pet in need of a loving home, prospective families are encouraged to visit the Humane Society of Broward County at www.humanebroward.com and complete a pre-adoption application.
Once completed, individuals can stop by the shelter located at 2070 Griffin Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL. For inquiries or further assistance, contact the Humane Society at 954-989-3977 ext. 6.
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