Cappy Pit Bull Terrier West Olive, MI

Meet Cappy! This handsome boy is here for no reason other than the fact that he is a pit bull. Despite the fact that he is a model dog and did well with the children in his previous home, played well with other dogs, reacted positively to strangers, and even being a well mannered guy despite having lived as a farm dog (with no real education on how to behave), he is now here simply because of the stigma associated with his breed.

Sadly, dogs like Cappy continue to be passed over by potential adopters again just due to the perception of the breed, and not the actual actions of the animal. Sweet Cappy is still new here and continues to hold out hope that someone will come through and see him for the wonderful dog that he is. Could that someone be you?

Adopt adorable Cappy and be a true lifesaver today!!

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Please meet, play with, and get to know this new friend at Harbor Humane Society! Just stop in during open hours or call our friendly staff for more information at: (616) 399-2119.

If you don't see a pet at HHS that was posted on petfinder.org, please ask at the front desk by the pet's name!

HARBOR HUMANE SOCIETY OPEN HOURS:

Monday 12 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday - Friday 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

Saturday 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.

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Pets come into the shelter every day. There are ALWAYS more pets available at Harbor Humane Society than are posted on Petfinder, so please be sure to stop by often to find your new best friend! PLEASE BE SURE to stop in or call as soon as possible if you see a pet you're interested in on Petfinder.

Note: Harbor Humane Society does NOT charge to bring in a found pet if you found the pet in Ottawa County. Please bring in the pet(s) during business hours and do not let them loose outside. Please try to give as much information about the pet to the staff as you can.

Domestic pets such as cats & kittens, dogs & puppies, house rabbits, pet mice & rats, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters, pet birds, ferrets, chinchillas, pet reptiles, etc., CANNOT live on their own outside and suffer horribly. They depend on people for their care and survival. We accept and have supplies to care for all of these pet animals at the shelter and have a staff veterinarian. We DO work with rescues. Please bring unwanted pets into the shelter!! Do not let them go outside.

Please be kind to animals! If you need help with an unwanted pet situation, please let us try to help--just call (616) 399-2119, or stop in at HHS during open hours.

If you've LOST a pet and do not see your pet when you come into HHS, PLEASE ask at the front desk before leaving! Bring in a color picture and description. Many times cats come in a few months after they're lost. Don't give up hope.