Lost and found pets
LOST: dog, “Dollar,” neutered Shih Tzu, gray, tan and white,12 years old, 8 pounds, long hair, curled tail, ears droop, purple collar, microchipped,1363 Holland Road, 443-756-2996, email: sanderskim1966@gmail.com; dog, “Harley,” female Basset hound, light brown and white, 1.5 years old, 40 pounds, ears droop, long tail, Whichard Road, 252-717-8365, email: gee.english@yahoo.com; cat, “Tripp,” neutered tabby microchipped,3.5 years old, 13 pounds, 2558 Brittia Lane, Winterville, 603-553-9410; cat, “Rocky,” neutered gray and white tabby, white paws,1.6 years old, 10 pounds, Overlook and Longwood drives, 252-558-5312 or 267-432-3332, email: monica.nemcoff@gmail.com.
FOUND: dog, male Chihuahua mix, tan, 2 months old, on 100 block West Victoria Court, taken to Pitt County Animal Services, 4550 County Home Road, 252-902-1725; dog, female pit mix, tan and white with pink on muzzle, 1 year old, medium size, folded ears, long tail, Fire Tower Road, 443-988-8816; cats, one male and two female gray tabbies, 6 weeks old 500 S. Greene St., contact Animal Services at 252-902-1725; cat, female, long hair, bushy tail, Second Street, Ayden, 252-286-5470, email: ember2474@hotmail.com.
Adoption event
Pitt Friends and Lacey’s Legacy cat rescue will hold an adoption event from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at PetCo. 3060 S. Evans St.
Shelter Buddies
Pitt County Animal Services is hosting the 2024 Shelter Buddies Reading Program at 4550 County Home Road. Kids ages 6-15 are invited to bring books to read from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Tuesdays-Thursdays through Aug. 16. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. For more information, visit www.PittCountyNC.gov/ShelterBuddies. Sign up online at www.signupgenius.com/go/4090f4daba62daaf94-shelter#/ or call 902-1731.
Mutt Strutters
Pitt County Animal Services’ award-winning Mutt Strutters program is seeking volunteers to walk dogs at 9 a.m. Mondays-Saturdays and 9:30 a.m. Sundays. Minimum age is 18, 16 with parental consent. For more information, call Barbara Holcombe at 902-1723 or email barbara.holcombe@pittcountync.gov.
‘Rover Nights’
The Humane Society of Eastern Carolina is scheduling “Rover Nights,” a chance for people to host a dog for a sleepover. It is designed to give dogs a respite from the shelter environment. Crates, food, and treats provided. To volunteer, contact hsecvolunteer@gmail.com at least 24 hours in advance. Applicants will receive confirmation before scheduling pickup.
Paws for Healing
Animal Care of Greenville hosts Paws for Healing pet loss support group at 6 p.m. the second Tuesday of each month. Registration is required. Call 752-1890 or email info@greenvilleanimalcare.com.
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