Crenshaw Animal Clinic Pet of the Week – Buster

By Haley Mitchell Godwin

This week’s Crenshaw Animal Clinic Pet of the Week is Buster, a lovable two-year-old bulldog who belongs to Hope Majors. According to Majors, Buster is truly one of a kind.

Buster’s charm extends to everyone he meets, including other animals. He is a social butterfly with a knack for making friends. His playful nature shines through in his ability to perform a few tricks. His true passion lies in indulging in ice cream and playfully flirting with the ladies.

Buster also loves playing with his feline friends, savoring peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and snuggling up on his favorite blanket for a nap.

Known for his expressive personality, Buster has a signature pout whenever he feels he’s not getting enough attention, a situation that’s rare given his love for playing dress-up. Majors reports that Buster enjoys wearing outfits and embraces each new ensemble with enthusiasm.

The Luverne Journal invites pet owners to enter their pets for a chance to be featured as the “Pet of the Week,” “Pet of the Season,” or even the “Pet of the Year.” Sponsored by Dr. Alethea Gammage and Crenshaw Animal Clinic, the winner of the quarterly “Pet of the Season” contest receives a personalized prize package valued at $250 and the opportunity to compete for the grand prize and earn the coveted title of “Crenshaw Animal Clinic Pet of the Year.”

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