GCAO lowers fees to help older pets find ‘forever Valentines’
Hammy, eight years old, was originally adopted from Grant County Animal Outreach in 2018 but was surrendered to the shelter after his owner passed away. He is a grumpy old man who is unpleased with the diet he is on, according to staff.
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Poppy, 5 years old, is a staff favorite at Grant County Animal Outreach. She is working on recall right now and can almost walk off leash, according to staff.
Prince, 8 years old, fits his name well, avoiding dirt when possible and asking for “royal treatment. GCAO staff said.
Georgine, 5 years old, is a little picky about the other animals she’s around but she loves people.
Strelka, 5 years old, came to the shelter after her owner passed away. According to staff she is a little accident prone and can trip on air but she’s a total sweetheart.
Mazie, 7 years old, came to the shelter with her daughter Strelka. She is visually impaired due to cataracts but still has a spunk to her.
Sophie, 6 years old, is a little bit of an attention hog and would prefer to be in a single animal home, GCAO staff said.
Lylah, 10 years old, is laid back and affectionate. She is an older girl who likes slow and easy days.
Callie, 9 years old, is shy initially but blossoms with patience, according to staff.
MOSES LAKE — Grant County Animal Outreach is hoping the community will open its hearts and homes to the shelter’s older pets this month. Through Feb. 28 at 5 p.m., adoption fees for adult cats and dogs have been reduced to $100 for animals one year and older, and $50 for pets six years and older, part of the shelter’s “Forever Valentine” promotion.
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