Please repost! These dogs’ lives depend on it!

The following dogs are under the care of Pulaski County Animal Control and were scheduled to be killed on 06/04/10, due to lack of space. Fortunately, several of these wonderful dogs were adopted or placed in foster care; however, others are still in danger! For each dog that was adopted or placed, 3 more came in to the shelter! Pulaski County Animal Control is at capacity! This is the sad reality of people's failure to spay/neuter their pets and properly care for them!

I would like to remind everyone that calling animal control to hassle them about the job they are forced to do is a waste of everyone’s time. You’re anger is misdirected and should be aimed at the idiots who allow their animals to reproduce like the Duggars and fail to provide proper care for them. You might also want to aim some of that at your state reps who are failing to enact spay/neuter and puppy mill laws.


Rea, young female border collie mix, approximately 40 lbs, very sweet.

Update! Rea is in foster care and is available for adoption through Pulaski County Humane Society!

Miley, young female heeler mix, sweet dog with lots of energy, likes to chase toys and tennis balls, already knows "sit" and will be very easy to train.

Update! Miley is in foster care and is available for adoption through Pulaski County Humane Society!

Mandy, young Heinz 57 mix, approximately 25 lbs, small and snuggly, likes to give hugs.

Update! Mandy was adopted!

Maddy, young pit bull mix, lots of energy and loves to play, would be a great running buddy.

Maddy is still in danger!

Holly, gorgeous full figured redhead, loves tummy rubs, already spayed, good leash manners.

Update! Holly was adopted!

Enrique, pit bull mix puppy, super sweet, not likely to get very big.

Enrique is still in danger!

Dutch, adult male terrier mix, sweet and energetic, loves to play.

Dutch is still in danger!

Delilah, young female terrier mix, already spayed, was adopted and returned when her owner fell on hard financial times, very sweet snuggler.

Update! Delilah was adopted!

Chipper, adult male beagle mix, already neutered, super friendly, good leash manners. Reduced adoption fee courtesy of the Josh Brown Paw Partners Fund.

Chipper is still in danger!

Tony, young male Blue Heeler, timid but comes out of his shell easily, sweet and playful.

Tony is still in danger!

If you are interested in adopting any of these wonderful dogs, please contact Pulaski County Animal Control at 540-674-8359 immediately! These dogs’ lives depend on it!

The adoption fee for each of these dogs is $85, which covers vaccinations, worming, spay/neuter, and any other veterinary care these dogs may have received, even if it is in excess of the adoption fee!

Click here for more information, including driving directions, about the Pulaski County Animal Shelter and Humane Education Center.

Thank you for your continued support!

~Staff and volunteers of Pulaski County Animal Control and Pulaski County Humane Society