There are 2 Stevie Wonders: A musical genius and a dog available for adoption through Grey Muzzle!

I would like to introduce myself. I am a distinguished older gentleman who is at least 10 years old. My name is Stevie Wonder. I am neutered and I have clean teeth. Well, the few I have left are clean! I am sight impaired, but that doesn’t stop me. I like to be petted and sleep in my little bed. My favorite activity is relaxing. I would be a good companion for an older person or someone with a quiet home. I know I can’t see, but I deserve a home just as much as everyone else! No small kids for me!

For more information about Stevie and to learn about other amazing things that Grey Muzzle is doing in our community, go to: http://www.berksarl.org/howtohelp.htm

 

OUR OPEN HOUSE IS JUST A FEW DAYS AWAY!!!

OPEN HOUSE

COME SEE OUR RENOVATED PET SPA & RESORT and
TOUR THE CLINIC

Saturday June 23rd
2:00-4:00

Meet the following:
- Our entire staff including an “ASK THE VET” table
- Pet Bereavement Counselor: Marianne Sharon
- Willow Street Photography: the area’s leading animal photography studio
- Watch our groomers demonstrating live throughout the afternoon
- Learn about Fire Prevention & Pets from The Bernville Fire Department
- ARL’s Grey Muzzle Foster Program for senior pets
- Hill’s Pet Nutrition
- The Animal Rescue League of Berks County

Everyone who attends get a
FREE Overnight Stay Coupon at the Spa & Resort

We LOVE Grey Muzzle!

As a 7-year-old, Chancey was brought to the shelter in terrible condition. She had not been groomed for a very long time so her coat was matted all over and her nails were so long that they grew into her pads. Chancey had skin, eye and ear infections, and a thyroid condition. She went into an amazing foster home through the ARL’s Grey Muzzle program and was treated for all of her health conditions. Because her skin condition was so severe, her brow drooped over her eyes – so she is scheduled to have a brow lift! Chancey found a forever home this week!

To learn more about ARL’s Grey Muzzle Foster Program, go to: http://www.berksarl.org/howtohelp.htm