Pet of the Week

Finnegan is the kind of dog who seems to carry a little spark of joy wherever he goes. At just a year and a half old and 55 pounds, this Australian Cattle Dog and German Shepherd mix is already turning heads – not just for his striking good looks, but for the intelligence and heart behind those bright expressive eyes.

 

Curious and quick to learn, Finnegan approaches the world with enthusiasm and a keen mind. He’s the kind of dog who watches closely, figures things out fast, and seems happiest when he has a purpose.

Like many dogs of his breed mix, Finnegan does best with structure and guidance. With a confident and consistent person by his side, he has all the potential to grow into an incredibly devoted and well-rounded companion. He’s already showing just how much he enjoys learning and connecting with the people around him.

Finnegan also has a playful side. He loves spending time with his canine foster sister and looks forward to his weekly doggie daycare visits, where he can run, play, and make new friends. Whether in a home with another well-matched dog or as the center of attention, he’ll thrive with regular opportunities to stay active and engaged.

At his core, Finnegan is a loyal, energetic, and deeply loving dog who is ready to find his person. For someone willing to invest a little time and guidance, the reward will be a steadfast companion with a heart as big as his boundless potential.

 

Bruno is a handsome, three-year-old tabby boy with a big personality and zero interest in being ignored. He’s busy, curious, and likes to be right beside you, no matter what you’re doing. He prides himself on being an amazing supervisor. He’s happy to hang out on his own terms. He’s not, however, a fan of being picked up and will let you know it. His person will need to train him to get into a carrier with treats or toys. He’s smart; he’ll definitely figure it out!

Bruno is FeLV positive, so he’ll need to be your only cat or live with other FeLV+ cats. They can still live long, happy lives – they just need to stay indoors and have someone paying attention to their health.

Bruno has a lot of personality, he just needs someone who’ll appreciate it.