Max and Bandit are looking for forever homes.
By Sharon Aron Baron
This week, the Humane Society of Broward County has some wonderful pets. All adoptions include spaying or neutering, vaccinations, a microchip, treatment for flea and ticks, and much more.
Max
Max (A655027) is a 6-year-old, 63-pound Boxer mix waiting to find his perfect match. Unfortunately, his previous owner had to give him up because their landlord wouldn’t allow a dog his size. Max misses him and looks forward to the day he can meet a family that loves and cares for him.
According to the staff, Max is affectionate with people of all ages and would be a perfect family dog.
When he arrived at the shelter, he had cataracts. However, thanks to generous donors, he had a special surgery by an eye specialist, and now she can see again. It has been a long recovery process but so worth it.
Max is good with kids and cats, is potty-trained, and knows a few basic commands. He also likes to chase lizards in the yard.
J.R. Dunn Jewelers has sponsored his adoption fee.
Bandit
If you want a pet, but don’t have the time to spend walking a dog, perhaps Bandit (ID 655827) is the cat for you. Bandit’s previous owner described him as having a “dog-like personality” and being social.
Bandit loves to be pet and will use a scratching post and toys that dangle; and would be so happy if he could have a tall cat tree to climb.
He is also good with other pets.
Adoption Information
To meet one of these pets, fill out a pre-adoption application online at humanebroward.com. Once completed, visit the shelter located at 2070 Griffin Road, a block west of I-95, opening daily at 11 a.m. For questions, call 954-989-3977 ext. 6.
Adoptions are $300 for puppies five months and younger, $150 for dogs six months and older, $100 for kittens five months and younger, and $40 for cats six months and older (Adopt one, get one free).
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