Pets of the Week

• Nautilus is a one to three-year-old female. She is a furry ball of sunshine with a heart full of love. While she is super friendly. she prefers being the furry royalty of her domain. It’s just in her nature to rule with grace and charm. Nautilus’ adoption fee is $225.

To adopt or foster a pet

These animals are available for adoption at the Cape Coral Animal Shelter. It’s located at 325 SW 2nd Avenue in Cape Coral. Shelter hours of operation are Tuesday and Thursday, noon -5 p.m. and Friday through Sunday, noon-4 p.m. The shelter is closed to the public on Mondays and Wednesdays. For more information, visit capecoralanimalshelter.com .

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To adopt or foster a pet

These animals are available for adoption at Lee County Domestic Animal Services. Hours are 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. 600 Banner Dr., Fort Myers; 239-533-7387; www.leelostpets.com . ¦

• Hayride is about one year old. He is the feline version of a social butterfly, spreading love and charm wherever he goes. Affectionate, playful and downright irresistible; that’s Hayride in a nutshell! Hayride’s adoption fee is $95.

•Willie (A1015634) is a two-year-old American Bully. He considers himself a pirate and wears the outfit to prove it. He’s short in stature but big in personality. His adoption fee is $50.

• Lori (A1015750) is a three-month-old kitten. She’s one of many pets at Animal Services available for foster to adopt. With so many underage kittens coming in during kitten season, you can take one home, start bonding, and then bring it back for spay surgery when old enough. Lori’s adoption fee is $75.

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