Songbird

Songbird is a sweet girl who loves to play and be silly but also likes to curl up and enjoy getting love. She is a big dog personality in a small dog package. She is very outgoing <br/><br/>Email us or call, for more info on how to adopt: atrover@cityofwebster.com You can come visit the animals by appointment, as we do not have receptionist staff, to maintain regular visiting hours. Thanks for adopting a Shelter dog! <br/>We also show our animals for adoption at PetsMart League City (I-45 @ Hwy 646, next to The Arms Room), two Saturdays a month, from 11 am to 3 pm. <br/><br/>NOTE: The City budget does NOT cover vet exams for these animals. We recommend that each adopted animal get a complete Veterinary exam (including fecal), within about a week of adoption.<br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE: Dogs need EXERCISE, DISCIPLINE, and AFFECTION every day (per renowned &quot;Dog Whisperer&quot; Cesar Millan)......For BEHAVIOR help, go to www.hspca.org, point to the link Resources, then click on Behavior Information. Here you will find helpful tips on bringing a new dog home, as well as how to deal with behavior problems. At the end of some articles, they also provide a (local) phone number (713-869-7722, ext 187) to call their Animal Behavior Specialists, for FREE advice - wow! You can also email them, at animals@hspca.org. Their are many other online resources for Behavior issues, too. You can get pet-behavior advice from ASPCA experts 24 hours a day, right from your computer. Their animal behaviorists offer possible solutions to a wide range of issues, at no charge. Simply type your pet's behavior problem into their easy-to-use database, and you'll receive step-by-step advice: <br/>http://www.aspca.org/Pet-care/virtual-pet-behaviorist

Songbird is a sweet girl who loves to play and be silly but also likes to curl up and enjoy getting love. She is a big dog personality in a small dog package. She is very outgoing

Email us or call, for more info on how to adopt: atrover@cityofwebster.com You can come visit the animals by appointment, as we do not have receptionist staff, to maintain regular visiting hours. Thanks for adopting a Shelter dog!
We also show our animals for adoption at PetsMart League City (I-45 @ Hwy 646, next to The Arms Room), two Saturdays a month, from 11 am to 3 pm.

NOTE: The City budget does NOT cover vet exams for these animals. We recommend that each adopted animal get a complete Veterinary exam (including fecal), within about a week of adoption.

PLEASE NOTE: Dogs need EXERCISE, DISCIPLINE, and AFFECTION every day (per renowned "Dog Whisperer" Cesar Millan)......For BEHAVIOR help, go to www.hspca.org, point to the link Resources, then click on Behavior Information. Here you will find h

Songbird is a sweet girl who loves to play and be silly but also likes to curl up and enjoy getting love. She is a big dog personality in a small dog package. She is very outgoing

Email us or call, for more info on how to adopt: atrover@cityofwebster.com You can come visit the animals by appointment, as we do not have receptionist staff, to maintain regular visiting hours. Thanks for adopting a Shelter dog!
We also show our animals for adoption at PetsMart League City (I-45 @ Hwy 646, next to The Arms Room), two Saturdays a month, from 11 am to 3 pm.

NOTE: The City budget does NOT cover vet exams for these animals. We recommend that each adopted animal get a complete Veterinary exam (including fecal), within about a week of adoption.

PLEASE NOTE: Dogs need EXERCISE, DISCIPLINE, and AFFECTION every day (per renowned "Dog Whisperer" Cesar Millan)......For BEHAVIOR help, go to www.hspca.org, point to the link Resources, then click on Behavior Information. Here you will find helpful tips on bringing a new dog home, as well as how to deal with behavior problems. At the end of some articles, they also provide a (local) phone number (713-869-7722, ext 187) to call their Animal Behavior Specialists, for FREE advice - wow! You can also email them, at animals@hspca.org. Their are many other online resources for Behavior issues, too. You can get pet-behavior advice from ASPCA