This 5½-year-old Great Dane has been patiently waiting for his forever home since November 2023. True to his breed’s nickname, Bear is the definition of a “gentle giant.” He’s calm, affectionate, and one of our volunteers’ favorite walking companions.

Looking for a little love and a lot of squeaks? Say hello to Fred & Shaggy—a sweet, snuggly and inseparable pair of guinea pigs who are ready to steal your heart! At just two years old, this charming duo is as docile as they come. Friendly, fluffy and full of personality, they’re happiest when munching on leafy greens or lounging together in cozy comfort.

This adorable, 5½-year-old Rex bunny is looking for a loving forever home. Known for her ultra-soft, velvety fur and gentle nature, Georgina is as sweet as they come. While she may be a little shy at first, give her a moment and she’ll charm you with her warm personality.

Meet this adorable, bonded pair of besties – about 7½ years young and ready to bring some serious chill vibes to your home. These two are inseparable and must be adopted together (they wouldn’t have it any other way).

A six-year-old sweetheart, Foxy has been waiting to find her forever home since March 1, 2024. Despite a tough past when other dogs were allowed to bully her and left her with scars, she remains the most loving, gentle soul.

This one-year-old Abyssinian guinea pig is as cool as his name suggests! With his wild, swirly fur (we call it “character!”) and his squeaky enthusiasm for veggie snacks, Frost is sure to melt your heart. He’s super friendly and would be a wonderful first pet. Research is key before bringing any new, furry friend into your life – here are some important things to know about guinea pigs:

Utilizing uncanny leadership skills honed during six years serving in the United States Army’s Special Forces, Lo’Ree accomplishes this through STORM (Specialized Tactical Operations Relief Mobilization), a relief organization he founded seven years ago.

Cocoa came to the shelter because his previous owners discovered they were allergic, but their loss could be your gain. This little guy is as sweet as they come! He absolutely loves treats like lettuce and carrots – when it’s snack time, you can hear his delighted squeals of excitement echoing through the shelter.

At a little over ten years young, Ellie knows exactly what she wants – her own castle (or cozy corner) where she can rule as the one-and-only feline. Other cats? Not her thing. But don’t let her age fool you! Ellie has plenty of love and energy left, and she’s not too old to show you a few cool tricks with her favorite toy balls. She’ll happily pounce for a play session, then gracefully accept a wet-food treat (only the finest, please).

A lively and lovable 4½-year-old, Miggy has been at the Humane Society since November 13, 2023. This sweet boy was adopted once, but through no fault of his own, he was returned – still eager to find the right family.

Let’s face it – most dogs are loved by their owners, pampered and considered to be members of the family. But there are far too many dogs out there that are chained, neglected, unfed, shivering in the cold and often abused. While these words may sound like that certain ASPCA commercial we all avoid watching on TV, they describe an unfortunate reality.

The Fli River Anglers (FRA) is a nonprofit organization and chapter of the Flint River Watershed Coalition (FRWC). Co-founded by avid fly fishermen Jeremy Piper, Ryan Thompson and Adam Haffajee, FRA’s mission is threefold: improve angler access to the Flint River, increase access to angling for underserved youth, and bring hunting and fishing conservation groups together to maximize the impact of their shared missions. “Conserve, preserve and improve local waterways for enjoyment by anglers,” says Piper, “that is our goal.”