Misty

female - mixed breed - 2 years old - 45 lbs.

Misty was at the shelter for almost 2 years and is currently in a foster home. She would like nothing more than to finally find a forever home! She has been doing great in her foster home… no potty accidents, ready to go play or laze around on the sofa, whatever you prefer… and she’s good with other dogs and cats!

Misty is a sweet girl and loves everyone she meets. She gets so excited to see people that she doesn’t know what to do with herself!

Misty is spayed and up to date on vaccines, flea/tick prevention, and heartworm prevention.

If you’re interested in adopting Misty, please submit an adoption application. Once we receive it, we will call you to arrange a visit. If you have any questions, please contact us at (478) 231-6942.

Adoption FAQs

Submitting an Application

You can submit an adoption application one of two ways. You may fill out our online application which will be automatically sent to the shelter upon completion, or you may download one here. If you download our application, please email it to adoptions@fhanimalshelter.com or print it and bring it directly to Faithful Hearts Animal Shelter when completed. If you have any questions, please call (478) 231-6942.

Preparing to Adopt

Please carefully consider these factors before adopting a pet: landlord approval (if applicable), other household members, future plans, costs, other pets, time commitment, and supplies needed. You must be 18 years of age or older to adopt from Faithful Hearts. Click here to learn more.

Adoption Process and Fees

Meet and greets are by appointment only, and are scheduled based on approved adoption applications. Applications are on a first come, first served basis. An adoption fee is required and may vary based on the animal. Fees are based on multiple factors including veterinary care and the age of the pet. Click here to learn more.

Selecting a Pet

If you are thinking of adding a loyal companion to your family, you will want to consider many factors in selecting the animal which best suits your lifestyle and fits your needs.

Bringing Your New Pet Home

In most cases, your new pet was born as a stray, or abandoned or surrendered by a previous family. Your pet is going home to a new, unfamiliar place with strangers… which is kind of scary! Being gentle, considerate, patient, and kind will help ease your friend into his new family.

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