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PET OF THE WEEK

My name is Charlie and my kennel friends think that I am very smart beacuse I know how to open gate latches with my nose. I mind well and know how to sit on command. I love to be scratched all over. My ears flop when I walk and I especially love to ride in the car. I want to be the only dog so I can get all of the attention. I play well with older kids and walk well on a leash. I am clean in my kennel, crate trained and probably house trained. I always have a smile on my face and I would be devoted to my family if given the chance! I am just a year old, 69 pounds and heartworm negative. What a great family dog I would be if only I had a nice family. If you are interested in adopting Charlie or another great pet, call (251) 633-3531 or complete thepet adoption application >>

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Pet behavior problems are the most common reason that pets lose their homes each year. Millions of animals are relinquished to shelters, abandoned, chained outside or simply no longer allowed inside the home with the family because of modifiable behavior issues. With the right intervention and some training on the guardian's part, most of these behaviors can be corrected. The Mobile SPCA has trained staff that can help you with all kinds of great advice on bringing new pets into your home and making and keeping them members of your family. Below is a series of flyers adapted from the Humane Society of the United States Pets For Life Program, SF/SPCA, Tompkins County SPCA, Denver Dumb Friends League, the Mobile SPCA and others designed to keep pets and their people together – for life! The topics provide information and solutions to common behavior problems. Call the Mobile SPCA or e-mail us if you need more help or assistance to deal with a specific problem.