Fall 2008 • V ol. 43 No. 3 - San Diego Humane Society and SPCA

SP TLIGHT
PETS IN THE
The following pets are looking for new homes at the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA…
Photo: Mary Anderson
Photo: Candice Eley
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Hunter
Shepherd (mix)
Age: 3 years / Sex: Female
Adoption Fee: $100
Identification #: 19132
Loving, active and cheerful are just three
words to describe Hunter’s personality.
With one ear pointed to the sky and the
other to the ground, this fun-loving dog
is sure to keep her pet parents laughing
with goofy yet adorable looks and silly
antics. Some of Hunter’s favorite activities
include playing with her toys, rolling over
for belly rubs and accompanying human
companions on outdoor adventures. She
will do best in an adult-only home without
other dogs or cats.
Toby
Domestic Longhair
Age: 12 years / Sex: Male
Adoption Fee: $75
Identification #: 19435
Toby is a social, cuddly cat who is not hard
to please, adores belly rubs, socialization
and affection. He enjoys exploring the
“great outdoors” but is also very content
to take catnaps on the sofa or in front of
a window. Toby will do well in many
different kinds of homes, including a home
with children. As a loving lap-cat, Toby
enjoys spending time with human friends
and felines alike. If you have room in your
heart and home for a sweet cat like Toby,
come meet him today!
Flicker
American (mix)
Age: Adult / Sex: Male
Adoption Fee: $50
Identification #: 16436
Flicker is a sweet but sometimes shy
bunny looking for a second chance at
love and life. With a pure white coat and
pretty pink eyes, Flicker is handsome,
exceptionally gentle and soft. Adorable,
entertaining and at times silly, he spends
his days playing and hopping around his
indoor habitat. His idea of bunny bliss
is a long petting session with his favorite
people friends, and although he remains
content at the San Diego Humane Society,
he hopes to find his forever home soon!
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“Eyes of San Diego” Book Reflects the Joys of Pet Adoption
Acclaimed San Diego-based animal photographer Beth Mallon
has collaborated with the San Diego Humane Society and
SPCA to produce her third postcard book titled Eyes of San
Diego. The limited edition book features 30 mail-ready postcards with
endearing portraits of local pets both adopted from and available for
adoption at local area shelters. Mallon is donating 100 percent of
proceeds from the sale of the book directly to the programs and services
of the San Diego Humane Society.
Eyes of San Diego reflects a goal shared by the San Diego Humane
Society and Beth Mallon: highlighting the joys of pet adoption and
ownership. “This is a testimony to the success of second chances,”
writes Mallon in the book’s forward. “And in this celebration, it is
our hope that you are also reminded of the thousands of companion
animals that are still waiting for homes each day and that rely on the
generosity and support of the San Diego community.”
Only 1,000 copies of this collectible book have been
printed. Eyes of San Diego can be purchased for $15
at the San Diego Humane Society’s Muttique retail
store or online at www.sdhumane.org.
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AnimalFare • Fall 2008