Dublin Animal Hospital Rescue Update

At Dublin Animal Hospital, we feel it is an integral part of our mission to help animals in need. While we are an animal hospital rather than a rescue organization, throughout the year we help place animals who have found their way to us and are in need of Forever Homes. While they are in our care, they are updated on shots, spayed or neutered, and given a clean bill of health before being placed for adoption.

Have you been considering adding a new friend to your family? If so, we have two very special kitties here at the hospital that you just have to meet!

BELLA

Bella is a very petite, sweet girl who came to us when her owners moved and left her behind. She does well with other cats, but we aren't sure how she feels about dogs. She is a one year old, black and orange tortoise shell kitty with impeccable manners. Her quiet, affectionate personality makes you want to curl up with her in your favorite chair on a rainy day and read a good book! Bella is spayed and current on vaccines.

If you would like to meet this little princess, call us at 593-1336



BELLA



"Who scheduled this photo shoot right in the middle of naptime?"

FRANK

If you can resist the considerable charms of this gentleman, you are made of some pretty strong stuff! Frank came to us as a stray, and is ready to finally have a home of his own. He is just over a year old, neutered and up to date on vaccines. He loves to snuggle - so much so that plopping him into an available lap turned out to be the best way to keep him still for his pictures! If you are looking for a friend who is big on personality and loves to be near you, call us and let us know you'd like to meet Frank!

FRANK



"Stay Still?! How can I when you are all the way up there and I'm all the way down here?"





"Aaaaah . . . that's better, now let's do this picture thing!"



Call 719-593-1336 for more information about Bella or Frank, or to donate to our hospital rescue fund!

You can also email:

jenn.dublinanimalhospital@gmail.com

NOTE: DUE TO LIMITED HOSPITAL SPACE AND STAFF RESOURCES, WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT OWNER SURRENDERS AND ACCEPT ANIMALS INTO OUR RESCUE PROGRAM ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS.