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11 puppies arrive at Lenoir County SPCA, including Sweet Lips seeking a home (opens the original)
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A breed mix popular in Lenoir County is looking for a new home at the Lenoir County SPCA. Sweet Lips is a Shar-Pei and pit bull mix who was brought to the shelter by animal control after assisting law enforcement, according to Tiffinie Jarman with the Lenoir County SPCA. She arrived with her 10 brothers and sisters. Jarman described Sweet Lips as extremely affectionate and said she loves being around people. Sweet Lips also does well with other dogs and would benefit from living in a home with a
Shelter confirms Roxy’s sweet, leash-ready and waiting at Craven-Pamlico Animal Services (opens the original)
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NEW BERN, Craven County — Roxy is looking for a calm home where she can relax and enjoy plenty of snuggles. Gretchen Bader with Craven-Pamlico Animal Services says Roxy is a 2-year-old pit bull terrier mix. Roxy arrived at the shelter in May after she was surrendered by her owner. Bader describes Roxy as sweet, calm and easygoing. She said Roxy enjoys being petted and snuggled. Roxy also walks well on a leash, according to Bader. The shelter says Roxy is part of its Lonely-Hearts Club. Roxy is a
Beaufort County shelter seeks a new leash on life for Shadow, 10-year-old husky (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, Beaufort County — Beaufort County Animal Services is looking for a home for Shadow, a 10-year-old Husky surrendered to the shelter. Officer Melanie Sawyer said Shadow was surrendered through no fault of her own. Sawyer said Shadow’s previous owner did not have enough time to care for her. Shadow spent much of her life on a chain under a carport, according to Animal Services. Sawyer said Shadow is sweet, playful and loves butt rubs. Animal Services says Shadow still has plenty of love
Ender’s the last tuxedo of the litter, and Havelock shelter hopes you’ll take the bow (opens the original)
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HAVELOCK, Craven County — A 4-month-old tuxedo kitten is looking for a home after spending about 2 months at the Havelock Animal Shelter. Ender is a domestic shorthair and is currently the shelter’s longest resident, according to Cheyenne Koons with Havelock Animal Control. Koons said Ender was surrendered by his previous owner after their cat had a litter of kittens and they were unable to keep them all. Ender is the last of his litter still waiting to be adopted. Koons described him as playful
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