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We all love animals, but unfortunately, we can only own so many. Hundreds of animals on the SouthCoast are searching for their forever home, and thanks to Fun 107’s Wet Nose Wednesday, some of those animals have gone home for good.
Our work is not done, and with the help of local shelters, our mission to get as many pets adopted as possible continues. This week, help us find Pretzel her permanent family.
Pretzel is a one-year-old beagle puppy that is just as silly as she is cute. She loves everyone she meets, but she is still a puppy, so her new family will have to prepare for all the training that accompanies a puppy.
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On Wednesdays, we talk about animals.
Fun 107’s Wet Nose Wednesday is all about giving the stage to the animals on the SouthCoast that are up for adoption. I have teamed up with shelters in the area and our goal is to get as many pets as adopted as possible.
Every pet deserves love and a place to call home. We have had a few success stories, but our work here is not done. This week, let me introduce you to Olaf.
He’s an all-white bunny who is about one year old and currently lives at the Fairhaven Animal Shelter. Before he found shelter, Olaf was having a rough time. Terry Cripps, the director of the shelter, tells me that Olaf was dumped in the woods on West Island last month.
On Wednesdays, we talk about animals.
Fun 107’s Wet Nose Wednesday is all about giving the stage to the animals on the SouthCoast that are up for adoption. I have teamed up with shelters in the area and our goal is to get as many pets as adopted as possible.
Every pet deserves love and a place to call home. We have had a few success stories, but our work here is not done. This week, let me introduce you to Olaf.
He’s an all-white bunny who is about one year old and currently lives at the Fairhaven Animal Shelter. Before he found shelter, Olaf was having a rough time. Terry Cripps, the director of the shelter, tells me that Olaf was dumped in the woods on West Island last month.