Cold Noses, The Times-Union s weekly pet column, features dogs and cats and the occasional guinea pig available for adoption at area government-run animal shelters.
Some shelters are still operating with limitations because of the coronavirus pandemic. Contact individual shelters for more information about adoptions and fosters.
• Clay County Animal Services is at 3984 W. Florida 16, Green Cove Springs. Call (904) 269-6342 or email clayadoptions@claycountygov.com. To view available animals, go to claycountygov.com/community/animal-services or facebook.com/ClayCtyAnimals.
Iris is a 5-year-old female bulldog mix (ID No. A039411). She is ready for new adventures and a doting family. She is dog-friendly and loves appropriate snacks.
Cold Noses, The Times-Union s weekly pet column, features dogs and cats available for adoption at area government-run animal shelters.
Many shelters remain closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, but some are allowing adoptions and fosters by appointment. Contact individual shelters for more information.
• St. Johns County Pet Center is taking appointments at 130 N. Stratton Road, St. Augustine. Call (904) 209-6190 To view available animals, go to co.st-johns.fl.us/animalcontrol/petcenter.aspx. The Friends of the St. Johns County Center group has shelter cats available for adoption Saturdays at Pet Smart, 1779 S. U.S. 1 in St. Augustine, facebook.com/fosjcpc.
Cold Noses, The Times-Union s weekly pet column, features dogs and cats available for adoption at area government-run animal shelters.
Many shelters remain closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, but some are allowing adoptions and fosters by appointment. Contact individual shelters for more information.
• Clay County Animal Services is taking appointments at 3984 W. Florida 16, Green Cove Springs. Call (904) 269-6342 or email clayadoptions@claycountygov.com. To view available animals, go to claycountygov.com/community/animal-services or facebook.com/ClayCtyAnimals. Through Saturday, adoptions are free for dogs and cats that are at least six months old.
Dana is a 6-year-old female bulldog (ID No. A038616). She is energetic and in the shelter play yard is the life of the party and enjoys playing with other dogs. She loves walks, runs, fetching balls and jumping in the dog pool.
Cold Noses, The Times-Union s weekly pet column, features dogs and cats available for adoption at area government-run animal shelters.
Many shelters remain closed because of the coronavirus pandemic, but some are allowing adoptions and fosters by appointment. Contact individual shelters for more information.
• Jacksonville Animal Care and Protective Services is taking appointments at 2020 Forest St. Call (904) 630-2489 or email jaxpets@coj.net. To view available animals, go to coj.net/pets or facebook.com/jaxanimalcare.
Steve is a 3-year-old male mixed-breed dog (ID No. 1282524). He loves long walks and exploring the outdoors, followed by sitting with his human. He is an expert at gently taking treats.