Meet Iris and Jackie, both available for adoption at the Baltimore Humane Society.
Tag: dogs
BARCS Lifts Quarantine on Dog Adoptions After Nearly Three Weeks
Dogs are once again adoptable at BARCS in South Baltimore, with more than 100 canines having now received the all-clear from staff.
BARCS Suspends Dog Intakes, Most Adoptions Due to Canine that Contracted Virus
The BARCS animal shelter in South Baltimore isn’t taking in any dogs at the moment due to a confirmed case of canine distemper.
Passenger Removed From Southwest Airlines Plane at BWI
A woman was removed from a Southwest Airlines flight at BWI Airpot on Tuesday night after reporting a life-threatening allergy to two dogs aboard the plane.
Pets of the Week: Starlight and Albert
Starlight and Albert are both looking for new families to call their own.
Pets of the Week: Pepper and Tiny
Pepper here, coming to you from Baltimore Humane Society where I am looking for a family to call my own. The good news is I’m not just gorgeous, I have a personality to match! I’m a really fun, active girl who likes to run around and play. It’s very cute to watch me get my zoomies and go, go, go! I also love treats, I will do just about anything for some. I’m also very smart. I know a few commands like sit and down and would love to learn even more with whoever adopts me. I will be a very fun, faithful companion. If you think we’d be a good match, please come and meet me soon!
Pets of the Week: Buddy and Maven
Meet Maven and Buddy, both of whom are seeking families to call their own.
Pets of the Week: Venus and Betty Blue
Meet Venus and Betty Blue, the Baltimore Humane Society’s featured pets of the week.
Young Rescue Dog from Glen Burnie to Play in the Puppy Bowl
An Anne Arundel County dog is set to make his family proud this Sunday in the second-best national event airing on cable TV.
An Old Dog Still Teaching Some New Tricks
My old dog is deaf. Completely deaf. It is a strange thing to take care of a dog that cannot hear and we are learning together how to navigate this. We cannot be lazy with him at all. If we let him out in the back yard and he goes crazy barking at the rabbit and fox, we’ve got to be prepared to trek out to get him, positioning ourselves so that he can see us. We have to make hand signals to tell him to be quiet. Remarkably, he seems to understand these.
