Pet of the Week: Lady Sheba and family

Lady Sheba and her puppies are ready to go home this week from WARL. (Courtesy WARL)
Meet Lady Sheba and her family. This 5-year-old spaniel/border collie mix and her five puppies were relinquished to the Washington Animal Rescue League when their human guardian moved to a residence where pets are not permitted. (Courtesy WARL)
Meet Lady Sheba and her family. This 5-year-old spaniel/border collie mix and her five puppies were relinquished to the Washington Animal Rescue League when their human guardian moved to a residence where pets are not permitted. (Courtesy WARL)
Meet Lady Sheba and her family. This 5-year-old spaniel/border collie mix and her five puppies were relinquished to the Washington Animal Rescue League when their human guardian moved to a residence where pets are not permitted. (Courtesy WARL)
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WASHINGTON – Meet Lady Sheba and her family. This 5-year-old spaniel/border collie mix and her five puppies were relinquished to the Washington Animal Rescue League when their human guardian moved to a residence where pets are not permitted.

Since their arrival, mom and “the boys” have been living in our Animal Planet puppy cam den, where thousands of viewers have watched the puppies grow up.

Lady Sheba has been a wonderful, nurturing mother, but now she’s ready for some peace and quiet in a home of her own.

She’s sweet, friendly and loves to be stroked. And she qualifies for our Boomers Buddies program, which means that her adoption fee will be waived for an adopter age 50 or older.

Lady Sheba is ready to go home now and her pups will be available later this week.

WTOP Living is partnering with the Washington Animal Rescue League to feature a Pet of the Week available for adoption. For more information about Lady Sheba, email adoption@warl.org or call 202-726-2556 ext. 503.

About WARL: Founded in 1914, the Washington Animal Rescue League is the oldest animal shelter in Washington D.C. Its mission includes rescuing, rehabilitating and finding homes for animals who have no where else to go. The League also supports animals through affordable veterinary care, community outreach and education. Learn more about the Washington Animal Rescue League at www.warl.org.

Want your dog or cat to be in the 2014 WARL calendar? Submit your pet’s photo to PetCalendar@warl.org, complete a donation form and stare at your pet’s feature all year long.

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Lady Sheba is just one of the many cute pets in the area that need a loving home. If you are thinking of adding a furry friend to your family, check out these other great shelters in the area.

Maryland

Prince George’s County Humane Society

(301) 262-5625

P.O. Box 925 Bowie, Md. 20718

Prince George’s County Humane Society is also looking for foster parents. For more information, contact the organization.

PAW – Partnership for Animal Welfare

(301) 572-4729

P.O. Box 1074 Greenbelt, Md. 20768

Paws Animal Kingdom

(301) 920-2318

P.O. Box 11531 Takoma Park, Md. 20912

Montgomery County Humane Society

(240) 773-5960

14645 Rothgeb Dr. Rockville, Md. 20850

The Animal Welfare League of Montgomery County

(301) 740-2511

12 Park Ave. Gaithersburg, Md. 20877

D.C.

Washington Humane Society

(202) 576-6664

1201 New York Ave. NE 20002

ASAP – Alliance for Stray Animals and People

(202) 331-1330

P.O. Box 65438 Washington, D.C. 20035-5438

Metropolitan Guinea Pig Rescue

(202) 575-2210

Approved applicants may attend monthly adoption meets that are usually held at the house of a volunteer in either Northern Virginia or Southern Maryland.

Lucky Dog Animal Rescue

(202) 741-5428

Lucky Dog is a foster home organization and does not run a dedicated housing facility.

Northern Virginia

Lab Rescue of L.R.C.P.

(301) 299-6756

Lab Rescue of the LRCP is a volunteer driven, non-profit organization that rescues, fosters and places homeless, abused, and/or abandoned Labrador Retrievers.

FOHA – Friends of Homeless Animals

(703) 385-0224

All visitors must speak to a Friends representative prior to receiving directions to their shelter location.

SPCA of Northern Virginia

P.O. Box 100220 Arlington, Va. 22210-3220

Animal Welfare League of Alexandria

(703) 746-4774

4101 Eisenhower Ave. Alexandria, Va. 22304

Animal Welfare League of Arlington

(703) 931-9241

2650 S. Arlington Mill Dr. Arlington, Va.

Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation

(703) 295-3647

P.O. Box 223953 Chantilly, Va. 20153

HART – Homeless Animal Rescue Team

(703) 691-HART

P.O. Box 7261 Fairfax Station, Va. 22039-7261

King Street Cats Rescue and Adoption

(703) 231-7199

25 Dove St. Alexandria, Va. 22314

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