BOUNCE 99.9 is proud to support Winnipeg Pet Rescue Shelter – Manitoba’s first registered, non-profit, no kill animal shelter. Together we want to ensure every pet has a chance to find their fur-ever home.
Join us every week as we highlight adorable adoptable pets that are available now at Winnipeg Pet Rescue Shelter.
Here are this week’s featured adoptables:
BEAN SPROUT
Meet Bean Sprout. Bean Sprout is a 3-month-old medium/large breed X who is the last of his litter looking for a home. If a goofy, affectionate, loyal friend is missing from your life, Bean Sprout will surely be the solution! This sweet, silly, sassy pup is currently in foster care, learning the ropes from her other foster dog siblings, loving every minute of life with other dogs around! She’s a big time snuggler, and a smarty pants too, doing great with her housebreaking. Give the shelter a call at 204-832-7387 to arrange a meet and greet if she could be right for you!
FREYA
Meet Freya. Freya is a 2-year-old domestic medium hair cat who carries a heavy past on her shoulders and is understandably slow to trust. With patience and a gentle hand, this precious lady has been gradually gaining confidence, and we know that with the right family, she will truly thrive! Freya enjoys cheek and forehead scritches, but prefers people steer clear of her back end. She would do best in a quiet home with a child-free family who will respect her boundaries and allow her to continue making milestones in her own time. We’re sure that once Freya is fully settled in, you’ll have a loyal friend for life in her. Stop by the shelter if you think you could be right for each other!
For more information on these animals, or to see dozens of other furry friends now available, visit the Winnipeg Pet Rescue Shelter website, or visit them at 12-2727 Portage Ave. They are proud to help over 1,000 animals every year. Please also consider making a donation to put towards food, litter, vet bills, health checks, vaccinations and more. Every dollar collected goes directly to helping animals in need.
