Town & Style partners with St. Louis animal adoption organizations to introduce you to local furry friends in need of adoption. Look for others on our Facebook page.
My name is Jada, and I’m a 5-year-old Vizsla/ Labrador retriever. I am a very playful and sweet girl who would love to spend time frolicking in your big backyard! I am full of energy, so I will be a great companion for someone who can give me proper exercise. I do great with children and other dogs.
To Adopt Me // Natalie Partenheimer at APA | 314.645.4610, ex. 124 | natalie@apamo.org
Hi, I’m Dutchess, a 9-year-old blue merle Catahoula hound mix. Being in my later years, I have found an appreciation for the simple things in life: a warm bed, a leisurely walk and a tasty treat or two. I love my human companions, but am wary when it comes to other animals, so I should be the only pet in my future home.
To Adopt Me // Humane Society of Missouri | 314.647.8800 | hsmo.org
My name is Cheeto, and I’m a 1-year-old domestic short-haired cat. I love to be around people and animals of all ages. Sure, I’m young and playful, but I’m really just a lap cat looking for my forever home.
To Adopt Me // Five Acres Animal Shelter | 636.949.9918 | felines@fiveacresanimalshelter.org
Hi, I’m Skunk, a 4-year-old pit bull/boxer mix. I’m a friendly boy who enjoys spending my time snuggling and taking long walks. I’m full of energy, so I do best with older children and families that can give me daily exercise.
To Adopt Me // Lora Pappas at Needy Paws Rescue | 314.452.8307 | lora@needypaws.org
I’m Nina, a 4-month-old domestic medium-hair cat. Like most kittens, I am all about playtime and mischief. After a long day of playing I am ready to fall asleep in your arms.
To Adopt Me // Humane Society of Missouri | 314.647.8800 | hsmo.org
See someone you love? If you adopt a featured pet, share your story on our Facebook page or at pets@townandstyle.com and you’ll receive gifts from Riley’s Organics.
By Amber Peterson
[All pets listed are available for adoption at press time. the adoption organizations are solely responsible for assessing the health and temperament of the animals listed.]
