Keys Weekly is thrilled each week to showcase some “furever” friends that are ready, waiting and available for their perfect adoption “match” at the Florida Keys SPCA’s Marathon campus – complete with their best qualities, preferences and turnoffs to ensure the best fit.
From cats and dogs to Guinea pigs, hamsters, rabbits, reptiles and birds, the perfect addition to your family is waiting for you at one of the SPCA’s two campuses, in Key West and Marathon. The SPCA’s knowledgeable staff will help with advice and care tips while working to ensure a good fit between each pet and its people. The SPCA’s Golden Paw program also provides special assistance with vet bills and medications for special-needs and older animals that require a little extra TLC.
See all the animals waiting for a home at fkspca.org. To contact the Marathon campus, call 305-743-4800 or visit the campus at 10550 Aviation Blvd.
Bob (aka Mookie)
3-month-old male domestic shorthair.
Looking for: Someone to pick me! All 10 of my siblings got adopted and now I’m the only kitten left of my litter.
Turnoffs: None. I was raised in foster with other cats, kids and even dogs. I love everyone and everything.
Brownie
3-month-old female rabbit.
Looking for: I was just a tiny pink baby when I came to the shelter. I’m looking for my first home.
Turnoffs: When I don’t have my freedom. I’m a young bunny that loves to hop, dig and play.
Max
2-year-old male pit bull mix.
Looking for: A home for the holidays. When my dad moved, he couldn’t take me, so I’m going to have to spend my first Christmas in the shelter.
Turnoffs: I don’t care for cats. One was mean to me one time and it really hurt my feelings.
The Keys Weekly family loves animals as much as our friends at the Florida Keys SPCA do, and we’re honored each week to showcase some “furever” friends that are ready, waiting and available for adoption at the organization’s Key West campus.
From cats and dogs to Guinea pigs, hamsters, rabbits, reptiles and birds, the perfect addition to your family is waiting for you. The SPCA’s knowledgeable staff will help with advice and care tips while working to ensure a good fit between each pet and its people.
The SPCA’s Golden Paw program also provides special assistance with vet bills and medications for special-needs and older animals that require a little extra TLC.
Check these pages each week for just a few of the animals waiting for a home and see them all at fkspca.org.
