A little more than nine years ago I visited Tri-County Humane Society, looking for a little sister for my giant monstah kitty as a surprise for his second birthday. There, I found Rhia, the tiniest and prettiest dilute tortoiseshell kitty. She was 11 months old, and she was perfect.Except that she wasn’t.Three years ago, she stopped eating. After a week

Comet is an 8-pound Toy Poodle mix who arrived at TCHS at the beginning of August — he was 14 years young. Comet was very spirited despite his old-age ailments including failing eyes, bad teeth, and an occasional seizure. During his stay at the shelter his health began to waiver and he had a few seizure spells. After a few

Hi I thought I’d share some photos of Sylvee (now named Sunny) with you in her new home! We absolutely adore her and she is such a little smarty. By far, the easiest puppy I have ever had. Thank you so much for helping me find my baby girl! She’s the best! We love her! Thank you again! (She is

Bongo first arrived at TCHS last year as a stray kitten with an unusable front-right leg. He was kitten feisty even with the challenges his leg presented. The highlight of his days was wet food and time spent with Laura, our Animal Care manager, while he was in foster care with her. Bongo’s leg was not going to get better,

I can’t tell you how much my daughter loves her cat. Alfredo was new to the shelter when she fell in love with him. It wasn’t known how he’d do with children, but these two are so inseparable, it warms my heart. My daughter is home sick today, and her Alfredo hasn’t left her side yet. It’s been an amazing

This is Simon, previously known as Simba. He was at TCHS for almost 2 months and is now living his best life going for plenty of car rides and doing as much exploring as he can! His person sent us these photos.Whoever said dogs don’t smile hasn’t seen Simon take a ride in a car or go on a hike!

We adopted Harry from TCHS 8 years ago. We thought we were getting a cuddly, laid-back kitten and we ended up with this little character that is more like a person than a cat. We love him so much and are grateful for him every day! (Even though he is always trying to steal our food or sneak outside.)

It’s been a few days since picking up Axle and I’d really like to thank the folks at Tri-County Humane Society for bringing me the opportunity to meet him. Methinks this will be a perfect match. He’s a handful….but he’s one of the most needy loving pups I’ve met in quite awhile. All he wants to do is please his

This is James, one of our outstanding junior volunteers. He volunteers every week with his mother, Michelle, and his sister, Carley. James became very fond of the bunny Flopsy, who had been at Tri-County Humane Society for a long time. On a recent weekend, James became sad because he saw Flopsy had a deposit. Michelle asked him if he wanted

This is Lacey, who started her new life with us on May 21st.In early May my husband and I said goodbye to our sweet old dog, Snooks. For the first time ever we were without a pet and the house felt pretty empty. A few weeks later we started looking for another dog. I stopped by TCHS and after checking