Bronson Is Looking For A 'Brother Or Sister' To Play With

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Bronson is just a pup and is extremely playful and has some growing still to do.

This five month old Husky/Lab mix is a bundle of fun and looking for his new furever home. His cream color coat with golden brown highlights sets him apart from all the others at the Humane Society's Pets Fur People in Tyler. Bronson weighs about thirty pounds and is extremely playful and loves the companionship of other dogs. According to Pets Fur People's Executive Director Gayle Helms, she believes Bronson would make the perfect addition to any active lifestyle family, especially if they already have a dog or two.

Bronson has been neutered, is current on starting vaccinations, including rabies, and has been microchipped for identification purposes. Bronson will go home with a starter kit of food, a collar and leash and a certificate for half price on basic obedience training from Tyler Obedience Training Club.

For additional information on adopting Bronson call 903.597.2471 or check the Humane Society’s Pets Fur People website. Due to concerns over COVID-19, pet adoptions are currently being handled by appointments only. Check out the animals that are available for adoption. Adoption hours are Tuesday through Saturday 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. - closed for lunch 1 - 2 p.m. The Humane Society’s Pets Fur People is the only brick and mortar no kill shelter in East Texas. Pets Fur People offers routine vaccinations, except for rabies, to the public for dogs and cats. Follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Please be a responsible pet owner - spay or neuter your pets. Donations are appreciated.

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