Mark’s Country Critter of the Week

Mark’s Country Critter of the Week

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Each week Mark will help feature an adoptable critter of the week to help them find their new forever home faster from the Monadnock Humane Society on Route 10 in Swanzey.

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This week’s Country Critter:


Cider

2-month-old male Mouse

Say hello to little Cider! Cider and his brothers, October and Harvest, are lovely little mice looking for a new family to bond with. Cider is hand-friendly and enjoys exploring his space. When he isn’t running on his wheel or climbing his toys, this little guy likes to socialize with his people. Cider would make a great friend for children of all ages. With the right set-up, he could also go to a home with other resident pets. Cider is ready to find his new family that can shower him with the love and attention this sweet boy deserves. Interested in this little friend? Come meet him during our open hours, Thursday-Sunday from 11a-3p.

Oogi

5-year-old male, large mixed breed

Meet Oogi, a 5-year old large mixed breed boy looking for a family that will tell him how handsome he is every day! Oogi is smart, playful, and ready to find his person. He is great with kids and absolutely loves playing with his stuffies. He is a bright dog who enjoys learning and already knows sit, shake, and how to recall to his name.

His enthusiasm for training makes him a fantastic candidate for a hobby trainer who wants to have fun building a strong relationship through positive reinforcement-based training. Oogi should be the only dog in the home, and there is no known history with cats.

Oogi thrives on low-stress handling for medical care and will need extra support when visiting the veterinarian. He is a fun-loving, intelligent dog who is ready to keep learning, keep playing, and become someone’s best friend. Is that you? Come meet him during our open hours, Thursday-Sunday from 11a-3p.

 The Monadnock Humane Society is located at 101 W. Swanzey Road (off Route 10) in Swanzey, NH. Visiting hours are Thursday through Sunday, 11am-3pm.  Click here to contact them. 

 

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