Flagler Humane Society's Pets of the Week for Aug. 7

Meet Gypsy, Coast, Max and Riggs.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 9:00 a.m. August 7, 2023
Gypsy is a friendly 2-year-old female who loves to be petted and get treats. Gypsy was brought to the shelter as a stray after she was found in the U Section of Palm Coast in June. Photo courtesy of the Flagler Humane Society
Gypsy is a friendly 2-year-old female who loves to be petted and get treats. Gypsy was brought to the shelter as a stray after she was found in the U Section of Palm Coast in June. Photo courtesy of the Flagler Humane Society
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Two cats and two dogs are the Flagler Humane Society's featured pets for the week of Aug. 7. Meet Gypsy, Coast, Max and Riggs.

Gypsy is a very friendly 2-year-old female who loves to be petted and get treats. Gypsy was brought to the shelter as a stray after she was found in the U Section of Palm Coast in June.

Gypsy is a friendly 2-year-old female who loves to be petted and get treats. Gypsy was brought to the shelter as a stray after she was found in the U Section of Palm Coast's Seminole Woods in June. Photo courtesy of the Flagler Humane Society

Coast is a handsome 4-year-old male with a unique gray, tiger-stripe coat. Coast was brought to the shelter as a stray in June after he was found in the B Section of Palm Coast.

Coast is a 4-year-old male with a unique gray, tiger-stripe coat. Coast was brought into the shelter in June as a stray after he was found in the B Section of Palm Coast. Photo courtesy of the Flagler Humane Society

Max is a 3-year-and-10-month-old male. Max weighs 80 pounds and is loving and eager to please. He has also previously lived with other dogs and was first brought to the shelter after being seized by Animal Control because of owner neglect and abuse. He was adopted after spending months in the shelter, but was quickly returned in March through no fault of his own. Max hasn't let his past get him down however, as he is still happy, playful and loving with people. 

Max is a 3-year-and-10-month-old male. He has previously lived with other dogs and was first brought to the shelter after being seized by Animal Control because of owner neglect and abuse. Max is happy, playful and loving with people. Photo courtesy of the Flagler Humane Society

Riggs is a 10-month-old purebred American Blue Heeler. Riggs weighs around 35 pounds now but shouldn't reach over 50 pounds full-grown. Riggs has lots of puppy energy but is very intelligent and eager to learn. He is crate- and house-trained. Riggs was surrendered for resource guarding his food and toys with the family's young children, so he would do best in a household with children 10 or older. He has been at the shelter since June.

Riggs is a 10-month old purebred American Blue Heeler. Riggs is 35 pounds now and shouldn't reach over 50 pounds full grown. He is crate- and house-trained and would do best in a household with children 10 or older. Photo courtesy of the Flagler Humane Society

The Flagler Humane Society, at 1 Shelter Drive off U.S. 1 in Palm Coast, is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Adoption fees vary based on the animal, and the shelter has both dogs and cats up for adoption.

Anyone who is interested in adopting or has questions about the process can contact the Flagler Humane Society at 386-445-1814 or apply online at flaglerhumanesociety.org.

 

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