Herman

Herman is a young mixed-breed dog, we think possibly a mix of Beagle and Rhodesian ridgeback. He has been at the shelter for over six weeks now and is in danger of being euthanized. We have had him posted, but we are updating his profile in hopes someone will come through and save him before it is too late. Herman weighs about 40 lbs. and we believe he is a little less than a year old. He loves walking and being petted and visiting with the volunteers. He is silent on his walks when he is walking away from the shelter, but when we turn around to head back he starts to bay like a hound. He gets along well with people and the other dogs at the shelter. The pictures we had posted of him earlier were taken right after he was brought in when he was pretty nervous and tense. We’ve taken some new pictures of him to hopefully show him as the relaxed and fun-loving guy he is now. He will make someone a wonderful pet. It would be a terrible waste if he were euthanized without ever being given a chance. If you would like to come out and meet Herman or would like to have more information, please call one of the numbers below as soon as possible. Thank you!<br/>NOTE: There is no adoption fee for our dogs. However, shelter dogs who will be living in Hockley County must be spayed or neutered. This requirement may be waived for dogs who will be living outside the county, but is always strongly recommended. You must be at least 18 to adopt a shelter dog. To speak with an animal warden about adopting or for more information, call (806) 894-6164 weekdays or, Saturday and Sunday, call (806) 894-2985.<br/>NOTE2: The shelter is now open part-time for walk-in adoptions. Our hours are: Tuesday through Thursday, 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM; Friday and Saturday, 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM; Sunday and Monday, Closed. Call (806) 893-7885 to reach the shelter during these hours.

Herman is a young mixed-breed dog, we think possibly a mix of Beagle and Rhodesian ridgeback. He has been at the shelter for over six weeks now and is in danger of being euthanized. We have had him posted, but we are updating his profile in hopes someone will come through and save him before it is too late. Herman weighs about 40 lbs. and we believe he is a little less than a year old. He loves walking and being petted and visiting with the volunteers. He is silent on his walks when he is walking away from the shelter, but when we turn around to head back he starts to bay like a hound. He gets along well with people and the other dogs at the shelter. The pictures we had posted of him earlier were taken right after he was brought in when he was pretty nervous and tense. We’ve taken some new pictures of him to hopefully show him as the relaxed and fun-loving guy he is now. He will make someone a wonderful pet. It would be a terrible waste if he were euthanized without ever being given a chance. If you would like to

Herman is a young mixed-breed dog, we think possibly a mix of Beagle and Rhodesian ridgeback. He has been at the shelter for over six weeks now and is in danger of being euthanized. We have had him posted, but we are updating his profile in hopes someone will come through and save him before it is too late. Herman weighs about 40 lbs. and we believe he is a little less than a year old. He loves walking and being petted and visiting with the volunteers. He is silent on his walks when he is walking away from the shelter, but when we turn around to head back he starts to bay like a hound. He gets along well with people and the other dogs at the shelter. The pictures we had posted of him earlier were taken right after he was brought in when he was pretty nervous and tense. We’ve taken some new pictures of him to hopefully show him as the relaxed and fun-loving guy he is now. He will make someone a wonderful pet. It would be a terrible waste if he were euthanized without ever being given a chance. If you would like to come out and meet Herman or would like to have more information, please call one of the numbers below as soon as possible. Thank you!
NOTE: There is no adoption fee for our dogs. However, shelter dogs who will be living in Hockley County must be spayed or neutered. This requirement may be waived for dogs who will be living outside the county, but is always strongly recommended. You must be