New Jersey Aid for Animals board member Kelly Matthews, a Gloucester Township resident, submitted the following to Patch:
Meet the newest NJ Aid for Animals (NJAFA) rescue star! We would tell you his name, but he doesn't have one. Camden City Animal Control reached out to us, so he didn't have to go into the shelter, and we welcomed him with open arms. This little guy is only 6 months old and weighs 11 pounds. He's not expected to get much larger since we suspect he's a mix between a rat terrier and a Chihuahua. What do you think?
NJAFA recommends this cutie go to a home with no small children and someone who is ready to give him the time and attention puppies need. “No Name,” as we've taken to calling him, is doing well on housebreaking and loves to play. He is current on all of his shots and neutered.
To participate in our contest to give this puppy a name head on over and like our Facebook page to watch for details! The winner will receive one of our sterling bracelets.
To fill out an adoption application, click here.
New Jersey Aid for Animals is a Winslow Township-based no-kill animal charity enriching the lives of animals by providing programs for domestic animals on wellness, humane education, and spay and neuter, with a focus on impoverished communities. It also reports cases involving and pursues justice for abused animals.
