THIS WEEK'S FEATURED DOG: BUDDY

Age: 10 Years

Breed: Shepherd Mix

Sex: Male

Size: 65 Pounds

About me: Although I love my friends at BHS, I am very sad that I was returned to the shelter again. I was adopted about a year ago, but my new owner moved to no pet housing. I'm looking for a quiet household without other dogs, cats or small children. I'd love nothing more than to spend my golden years lounging on the couch with my stuffed duck. Are you a senior who is as young at heart as I am? Then you could adopt me at a discount through the "Seniors for Seniors" program, and we could be the perfect pair!

ROOT FOR THE 'BIGGEST WINNER' — BENJAMIN OR SCOUT!

Who will be the 'Biggest Loser'? OK, forget that title — we prefer to be called the Biggest Winners! We are two wonderful and loving dogs who are rather full-figured. We both need to lose some weight to have long, healthy lives, and we want you to root for us! Keep your eyes peeled for our canine weight loss contest, as we compete to see which one of us can lose a larger percentage of our body weight. We have both been adopted into happy homes, and the shelter will track us and report on our progress. On your mark, get set, bark! Let the games begin!

BENJAMIN

Age: 5 Years

Breed: Lab-Shepherd Mix

Sex: Male

Size: 150 Pounds

SCOUT

Age: 4 Years

Breed: Golden Retriever

Sex: Male

Size: 130 Pounds

THIS WEEK'S FEATURED CAT: FRENNIE

Arrival Date: August 30th

Age: +4 Years

Sex: Female

Breed: DSH

About me: Frennie is a loving lady who arrived at the shelter after her owners moved into no pet housing. Frennie has lived indoors only with adults only, and also loves to share the bed with her owner. Frennie also has an independent side to her and sometimes prefers affection on her terms.

THIS WEEK'S FEATURED RABBIT: TOMMY

Arrival Date: February 15th

Age: ~2 years

Sex: Male

Breed: Cinnamon Colored Mixed Breed Rabbit (medium size)

Isn't Tommy the cutest little bunny you ever did see? Tommy is VERY sweet but is also extremely shy and has a very high flight response. He took a long time to adjust to shelter life and is just now blossoming into a more outgoing and inquisitive little guy! He will still need a quiet home where he will not be startled or stressed so he can live a comfortable and happy life. Homes with young children or high activity would not suit this shy guy. If you have the right home environment for this handsome bun then stop by and meet him today!