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YnetGeneral

Israeli Animal Shelters Feature Dozens of Dogs and Cats Seeking Homes

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israeli animal rescue organizations are featuring dozens of dogs and cats of all ages needing adoption. Various shelters are hosting adoption events and providing information online to help find homes for these animals.

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  • Numerous Israeli animal shelters are actively seeking adopters for many dogs and cats.
  • Animals featured range from young puppies and kittens to senior pets.
  • Adoption events are being held, with some shelters offering special programs.
  • Potential adopters can view animals online and contact shelters for details.

Multiple animal rescue organizations across Israel are currently highlighting numerous dogs and cats available for adoption, as part of their ongoing efforts to find permanent homes for abandoned and stray animals. These shelters, including 'Let Animals Live,' 'New Life for Dogs,' 'The Gilboa Kennel,' 'S.O.S. Animals,' 'Rishon Loves Animals,' 'Tel Aviv Animal Welfare Association,' 'The Veterinary Service of Rishon LeZion,' 'Ashdod Municipal Kennel,' 'K'lev Lav' (Dog Love), and 'HaGalil Loves Animals,' are showcasing a wide variety of animals, from young puppies and kittens to adult and senior pets.

Among the animals seeking adoption are Rosa, a 5-month-old curious puppy; Blinky, a gentle 4-year-old Malinois mix; Amigo, a 12-year-old senior dog needing an experienced owner; and Kifir, a shy but active 1-year-old ginger cat. Other featured animals include Knaidel, a 7-month-old energetic kitten rescued from a car engine; Mayo, a 10-month-old recovered kitten; Grin, a 4-month-old Belgian Shepherd puppy; Brooklyn, a friendly 1.5-year-old dog; Floki, a 5-year-old dog who is initially fearful; Flora, a 2-year-old social dog; Tony, a 6-month-old puppy; Bernie, a 1-year-old dog; Dats, an 8-month-old gentle dog; Coco, a 4-year-old mixed-breed dog rescued from a dangerous crossing; Dalat, a 5-month-old kitten with one eye; Sandy, an 8-year-old gentle cat; Shemesh, a 1.5-year-old friendly cat; Sol, an 8-year-old cat; Tom, a 4-year-old dog who must be the only pet; Shox, an 8-year-old dog found with a rope around his neck; Pablo, a 3-year-old American Bulldog; Libi, a 1-year-old cat with kidney issues needing special food; Rex, a 12-year-old energetic mixed-breed dog; Jack, a 4-year-old mixed-breed dog who has lived in a shelter since puppyhood; Ami and Tami, 4-month-old puppies found abandoned; Mango, a 5-month-old sweet puppy; Rio, a 2-year-old Labrador mix; Amnon, a 3-month-old puppy; Pinky, a 4-month-old puppy; and Rocky, a 3-year-old large mixed-breed dog.

Many of these organizations are hosting adoption events, with some offering special programs like 'foster for life' for senior animals, discounted adoption fees, or assistance with medical costs. Potential adopters are encouraged to visit the shelters, view animals online via social media and websites, and contact the organizations directly for more information. The shelters emphasize the importance of responsible adoption, providing loving and stable homes, and the positive impact of adoption on both the animals and the families who welcome them.

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