Pets of the Week: Meet Savage and the spring puppies – Brainerd Dispatch

Savage

Savage is quite the sweetheart and looking for a family to love. Savage came in with two other cats and gets along well in the colony. He lived with a dog and kids in the previous home and did great with them

The spring litter

Paws and Claws Rescue & Resort has seven German shepherd mix puppies looking for homes. They are our “spring” litter! These puppies are just over 2 months old and ready to find homes. There are three males and four females. They will be spayed/neutered, microchipped and vaccinated to age prior to adoption. Their adoption fees are $400 plus tax.

Adopting from Paws & Claws

Those interested in adopting Savage or any of the spring puppies should call Paws & Claws at 218-675-7297 to set up an appointment. A $25 hold can be placed on an animal over the phone.

Donations and adoption fees help cover the cost of spay/neuter surgeries, micro-chipping, vaccinating, deworming, any medical procedures and general care.

Paws & Claws is located at 2949 Highway 371, Hackensack.

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