Pet Food Express and KFOG will be featuring a new Four-legged Foghead every other Friday on the air and you can always get more info on this page and at www.petfoodexpress.com!

Cheeto

Cheeto with Dennis

Cheetos’ family is moving to New York and feel he would do better staying in the Bay Area. He was originally adopted by a family from Lab Rescue about 4 years ago. Cheeto has a gorgeous reddish coat. Although Cheeto is blind, he gets around his 2-story home pretty well, including the stairs. He is a big boy who needs to lose some weight, but his family just took him to the vet and he passed his wellness check with flying colors. According to the family, Cheeto is very good with kids, but they have no idea about cats. Since boarding with this foster, he is interactive, sweet, and happy go lucky. He loves playing with his toys when he is at with the boarder and plays with the other dogs. He also walks well on a leash.     

We are confident that Cheeto has great potential. We feel strongly that with the right  family he will thrive. Adopting a blind dog can be challenging but so rewarding. Check out this website www.blinddogrescue.com for more information about the wonders of living with and training a blind dog. Although Cheeto has lived with kids, we feel any kids should be 8 or older to be sure they understand about his blindness. We also feel Cheeto would do best in a home with another dog to play with and help teach him the lay of the land. 

Cheeto is up to date on his shots and microchipped. If you are interested in this special boy, please call GGLRR rep Ronnie at 408-738-0841.

Powell (ADOPTED!)

Powell with his new dad... IRISH GREG!

Save A Kitten

Meet Ramp and Billy Jean, two brothers that our National Sales Coordinator, Natalie is fostering. These adorable kittens get to hang out in the office by Natalie’s Desk or if they are really lucky get to go on air with Dennis and Renee. If you are interested in fostering a kitten, all you have to do is call your closet animal shelter or go to Pet Food Express.  If you do not have time to foster but still want to help, you can donate to Save a Kitten at Pet Food Express, and you will get 20% off donated items and 20% off your entire next purchase as a thank you!

Heart

Heart with Dennis

Find love in your “Heart” with this gorgeous, 1-year-old spayed rabbit.

Heart is a delightful mix of beauty and brains! Did you know rabbits can learn their names, play with toys, use a litter box like a cat and will bond to their human guardians for life? 

Heart is looking for her loving forever home with people who will allow her to be a pampered indoor house rabbit. No outside hutches for this lady! After some fun time running and playing in your home, she'd love to sit next to you on the sofa and watch some TV. 

Heart, like most rabbits, is more fragile than a cat or dog. Rabbits are typically not a good choice for families with children under 5 years old. With proper care, house rabbits can live to be more than 10 years old. The most compassionate and cost-effective way to adopt a spayed or neutered rabbit is to adopt from a rescue group or local animal shelter. Find Love in Your Heart!

 If you are ready to bring some love and joy into your home, Heart is your girl! Contact Marcy at SaveABunny rabbit rescue at 415-388-2790 or visit SaveABunny's Web site at www.saveabunny.org to learn more about adopting a rescued rabbit, volunteering or making a tax-deductible donation.