Adoptable Pets in St. Petersburg

by The Gabber

A yellow parakeet
Three little birds need a home.
Pet Pal Animal Shelter

Twitter feed. Not a dog lover or cat fanatic? Any of these three young budgies, although shy at first, will, with a little love and training, be your feathered BFF. They’re easy to train, sweet, and they don’t need walks or their litter scooped. Please call Pet Pal about adoption specifics. 727-328-7738.

A white and brown speckled dog
Otis is a shy but sweet boy with spots for days.
Pet Pal Animal Shelter

Cuddle bug. Sure, Otis is a little timid at first, but give him a bit and he’ll curl up in your lap. This 9-month-old Catahoula Leopard mix can sit pretty, too. All pets spayed, vaccinated, micro-chipped and dewormed. Pet Pal Animal Shelter, 405 22nd Ave. S., St. Pete. 727-328-7738; petpalanimalshelter.com.

A darkly colored cat
Take a break with Malibu.
Pet Pal Animal Shelter

Surf cat. Malibu’s ready to hit the waves (figuratively – cats are excellent swimmers but they don’t always love it), so come meet this 3-month-old female tabby. All pets spayed, vaccinated, micro-chipped and dewormed. Pet Pal Animal Shelter, 405 22nd Ave. S., St. Pete. 727-328-7738; petpalanimalshelter.com.

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