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PETS OF THE WEEK

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Give a friend a forever home.

Anne Arundel County Animal Care and Control is located off Interstate 97 at the police and fire headquarte­rs complex in Millersvil­le, 411 Maxwell Frye Road. Masks must be worn by shelter visitors and we ask that no one enter if feeling unwell. Appointmen­ts are encouraged to visit us to view and/or adopt animals, reclaim lost pets, license your pets or conduct other shelter business.). Call 410-222-3919 or email us at ACCFrontDe­sk@aacounty.org to make an appointmen­t.

The shelter’s public operating hours are 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on Wednesdays. Our cat gallery is open for viewing however our dog gallery viewing remains virtually open. Requiremen­ts for adopting are on the Animal Care & Control website under “Adopt a Pet.” See “Animals at Our Shelter” for pet photos.

?? ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL PHOTOS ?? Bugs, 2, a brown and white neutered male rabbit, was given up to us July 17. It’s been raining rabbits at Animal Care & Control recently: At this moment, the shelter has seven available, all free to qualified adopters. Rabbits make excellent pets, but please research their health, housing, food and emotional needs before adopting.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL PHOTOS Bugs, 2, a brown and white neutered male rabbit, was given up to us July 17. It’s been raining rabbits at Animal Care & Control recently: At this moment, the shelter has seven available, all free to qualified adopters. Rabbits make excellent pets, but please research their health, housing, food and emotional needs before adopting.
?? ?? Dinks, 16, has the dubious distinctio­n of being the oldest pet at Animal Care & Control. This all-gray male cat was given up Sept. 21 because his owner was moving. You can see Dinks on our shelter’s live Facebook video at 9:30 a.m. every day except Sundays or come to the shelter to meet him in person. His adoption fee is waived.
Dinks, 16, has the dubious distinctio­n of being the oldest pet at Animal Care & Control. This all-gray male cat was given up Sept. 21 because his owner was moving. You can see Dinks on our shelter’s live Facebook video at 9:30 a.m. every day except Sundays or come to the shelter to meet him in person. His adoption fee is waived.
?? ?? Cardi, 6, is a female German shepherd who weighed only 50 pounds when she was found Sept. 7. Good food and medical care have vastly improved her health; her cherry eye still needs surgery. Cardi has done very well with people while at our shelter but she can be dominant with other dogs, so we recommend she be an only dog.
Cardi, 6, is a female German shepherd who weighed only 50 pounds when she was found Sept. 7. Good food and medical care have vastly improved her health; her cherry eye still needs surgery. Cardi has done very well with people while at our shelter but she can be dominant with other dogs, so we recommend she be an only dog.
?? ?? Dalia’s former owner said she was “very sweet and patient” with children ages 1 and 2 and “loves to give kisses,” but the younger child had a “severe” allergy to cats, so Dalia was given up to Animal Care & Control on Sept. 3. She loves cuddles and being brushed. Dalia, 13, is a spayed dilute tortoisesh­ell cat who weighs 12.4 pounds.
Dalia’s former owner said she was “very sweet and patient” with children ages 1 and 2 and “loves to give kisses,” but the younger child had a “severe” allergy to cats, so Dalia was given up to Animal Care & Control on Sept. 3. She loves cuddles and being brushed. Dalia, 13, is a spayed dilute tortoisesh­ell cat who weighs 12.4 pounds.

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