Antelope Valley Press

SHELTER PETS

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Animal ID No.: A5438878 Animal name: Marci

Marci is a six-year-old, black and tan, spayed German shepherd that was brought to the Palmdale Animal Care Center as a stray. She was found on the east side of Palmdale. She had a microchip, but no owner came forward for her. She was raised with her brother Gunner, who has been adopted already. Marci has a great, sweet nature about her. She readily comes up to seek attention and allows handling. She will work for treats. She knows “sit” and how to catch. She does get a little excited at first when the treats are brought out, but eventually calms. She cannot get enough pets and will sit patiently while getting attention. During her behavior assessment, Marci was standing at the gate with soft eyes, alert ears, and a low tail wag. The runner presented the leash and was able to loop leash her. She walked nicely to the catch pen, walking next to the runner without pulling. Marci entered the play yard and was approached by the other dogs. She sat down near the exit with a tense body and concerned eyes watching the other dogs. She began to explore the yard, keeping distance from them. She then approached a handler for affection and sat down next to him. She remained there until a young female pit bull approached her. She gave a lip curl, warning for space, and retreated behind the handler to sit down. She remained around to the handler for the remainder of her stay in the yard. She appeared more comfortabl­e sitting next to a handler for affection than interactin­g with the other dogs. Marci can be viewed at the center during its open hours of 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Animal ID No.: A5542499 Animal name: Rex

Rex is a four-year-old, neutered, gray pit bull that was brought to the Palmdale Animal Care Center because his owners had to move and could not take Rex with them. Rex has a nice calm, sweet demeanor. He is a lot fun and playful. He is an active dog that likes to run and explore his surroundin­gs. He is enthralled by all the smells around him. This yard detective will stop and check in for affections, he needs a human to assist in his investigat­ions. He will sit for treats and give hugs. When the kennel attendant arrived at his cage, he was standing at the gate with soft eyes, a relaxed body and a neutral tail wag. The runner opened the gate and placed the leash on him. He entered the pen and walked up to the play yard fence. When he entered the yard, he walked up to a male lab. He was relaxed with soft eyes as they greeted each other. A female Doberman playfully came up and licked his face repeatedly. He was tolerant of her energy, remaining relaxed. He then roamed the yard for a few minutes. He walked back up to the female Doberman, and they sniffed each other once again before separating. He was also relaxed as he solicited affection from the handlers. Rex can be viewed at the center during its open hours of 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Animal ID No.: A5597687 Animal name: Harley

Harley is a three-year-old, tan and white, neutered male Labrador retriever mix that was brought to the Lancaster Animal Care Center as a stray. He was fearful and tense during his intake exam, but he has relaxed and begun to show his wonderful personalit­y. Harley knows basic commands and walk well on a leash with a slight excited pull. During his behavior assessment, he was calm and social and engaged in play with other dogs. He would occasional­ly seek affection from the handlers. Harley knows basic commands and loves affection. Visit him by calling the center at 661-940-4191 or sending email to acclancast­er@animalcare.lacounty.gov and making an appointmen­t.

Animal ID No.: A5598071 Animal name: Bruno

Bruno is a 1½-year-old, brown and white, male American bulldog mix that was brought to the Lancaster Animal Care Center as a stray. Bruno has a microchip that wasn’t registered to an owner, and he was never picked up. Bruno is a happy guy with a laid-back vibe and a medium energy. He walks well on a leash and knows how to sit on command. Bruno greets everyone with a wiggly body and a wagging tail. See Bruno by calling the center at 661-940-4191 or sending email to acclancast­er@animalcare.lacounty.gov and making an appointmen­t.

Animal ID No.: A5595604 Animal name: Buttercup

Buttercup is a two-year-old, black and white, female Siberian husky that was transferre­d to Lancaster Animal Care Center from the Palmdale location. She was nervous and tense when she arrived, but she has relaxed. She is calm and walks well on leash with no pull. Buttercup has a great dispositio­n and is friendly with other dogs and people. Meet him by calling the center at 661-940-4191 or sending email to acclancast­er@animalcare.lacounty.gov and making an appointmen­t.

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