Pets of the Week: Ceelo and Joey – Duluth News Tribune

Hi! My name is Ceelo and I’m a 1-year-old puppy searching for a caring home to call my own. I am still young and will require some assist with my good manners, however I do understand how to sit. I enjoy fulfilling brand-new individuals, playing outdoors and naturally any sort of treat you use.

If you have an interest in embracing me, please see Animal Allies at 4006 Airport Road, Duluth, or you can call the Adoption Team at

218-722-5341

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Contributed / Precious Paws Humane Society of Chisholm

Meet Joey, a domestic short-haired gray tabby who agrees other cats, enjoys to check out and play, and enjoys to snuggle with people. Joey is neutered, microchipped and immunized.

If you have an interest in conference Joey, contact Precious Paws Humane Society of Chisholm at 218-254-3300 or email

[email protected]

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To adopt a cat or dog throughout the Northland, call:

• Animal Allies, 4006 Airport Road, 218-722-5341,

  animalallies.net.

• Chequamegon Humane Association, Ashland, 715-682-9744,

  chaadopt.org

  .

• Contented Critters Shelter, Makinen, 218-638-2153,

  contentedcritters.org

  .

• Helping PAWS Pet Rescue in Washburn, 715-373-2222 or go to

  www.helpingpawswi.org.

• Humane Society of Douglas County, Superior, 715-398-6784,

  hsdcpets.com

  .

• Mesabi Humane Society, Virginia, 218-741-7425,

  mesabihumanesociety.org

  .

• Northern Lights Animal Rescue, 218-729-1485,

  adoptapet.com/adoption_rescue/66719-northern-lights-animal-rescuers-inc-twig-minnesota

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• Oreo’s Kitty Sanctuary, 218-591-7200, email

  [email protected]

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• Precious Paws Humane Society of Chisholm, 218-254-3300,

  [email protected]

  or

  pphsc.com

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• Range Regional Rescue in Hibbing, 218-262-1900.
• Star of the North Humane Society, Itasca County, 218-245-3732,

  starnorth.weebly.com/about-us.html

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• Warm Fuzzies Animal Rescue Inc. at

  [email protected]

  , 218-576-8534 or go to

  warmfuzzies.petfinder.com

  .

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