This week’s Humane Society showcase adoption pet “Blackie”
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These qualities make him a great family pet. Blackie is also very intelligent and eager to please. He loves the water and loves to play. Blackie is currently in a foster home but yearns for his own home.
In addition to this week’s showcase pet, there are plenty of very playful pets whose only wish is to have a home.
The St. Charles Animal Parish Shelter is located at 921 Rue Cannes in Luling. For more information on pet adoptions you can call them at (985) 783-5010.
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