Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Emimlem the Alaskan Husky Mix
It s Wet Nose Wednesday, brought to you by Shipton s Big R, and this week we re featuring a 3-year old Alaskan Husky mix who is named Emimlem. He s waiting to be adopted at the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter.
Here s what the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter has to say about Emimlem:
This bright eyed pup is just the sweetest cuddle bug! Emimlem is still building his confidence with being a dog, learning to walk on a leash and going through doorways is still a little scary to him… but with continued positive reinforcement – he’ll get the hang of it in no time. He can be picky of other dogs, so we would suggest a dog meet before adoption! This boy has shown a prey drive for small dogs/animals, so we want you to keep that in mind when adopting. Emimlem has so much potential, especially when it comes to being your best fur-friend!
Wet Nose Wednesday: Meet Naner the Kelpie Mix
Here s what the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter has to say about this beautiful young girl:
Naner is the whole package: brains and beauty! This petite gal would do best in an active home that will continue to work on her socialization and training. We’re told she isn’t the biggest fan of cats, but she loves other dogs and visiting the dog park!
Credit: YVAS
To find out how you can adopt this 7-month old Kelpie mix from YVAS, CLICK HERE.
UPDATE: Last week s featured Wet Nose, Brzezinski the Shepherd mix, has been adopted.
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Billings Animal Shelter Teams with Sheriff to Reunite Lost Dogs
A joint effort from the Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter, and the Yellowstone County Sheriff s Office, will help connect lost dogs around Billings with their owners, according to an announcement made on the YVAS Facebook page.
Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter says they have helped reunite 88 percent of the lost dogs in our county over the past two years, and with the new partnership with the Sheriff s Office, hope to save more lives and reunite more lost dogs.
According to the press release, Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter will now take all lost dogs found in Yellowstone County, and will work diligently to find the owners. Dogs that aren t claimed, or have been released by their owners, will be placed up for adoption.