BROWARD COUNTY, Fla. – The Humane Society of Broward County joined Local 10 News Saturday in continuing its search to find loving, permanent homes for pets.
HSBC Vice President of Marketing Cherie Wachter introduced Muffin to Local 10 viewers.
According to Wachter, Muffin is a Shih Tzu mix looking to come home with her new owner or owners and make life a little sweeter.
Muffin is 8 years old and weighs about 11 pounds.
She said Muffin is a chill dog, loves sitting in people’s laps and doesn’t require a lot of exercise.
Wachter told Local 10 viewers that Muffin has a condition called “dry eye” and will need daily medication for the rest of her life.
Muffin’s medication is not an over-the-counter drug and will require a prescription.
Wachter also said that Muffin should get along well with other dogs, as long as they don’t smother her.
She also spoke about two standard Poodles named Bells and Emilia that are looking to be adopted.
Wachter believes that Bells and Emilia are a mother-daughter duo.
She said that both dogs will need extra TLC after her previous owner did not really socialize them.
She advised that both Bells and Emilia will need to be adopted together or have at least another dog in the home for a playmate if they are split apart.
According to the HSBC, there are plenty of older cats and dogs that are available and looking to be adopted at the shelter and some will even have their adoption fee sponsored.
The HSBC is also looking for dog walkers that can handle dogs up to 70 pounds.
There are many more dogs, cats, rabbits and furry friends up for adoption at the Humane Society of Broward County.
For more information on how to adopt any animal or schedule a visit or if you are interested in becoming a dog walker, click here.