These pets are available to adopt at Marin Humane, along with a ton of other amazing pets who deserve a great forever home!
Get to know Archer:
Hello, I'm Archer! Life is a game, and I'm always ready to play. My days are filled with exploring every nook and cranny of my world, and I'm always up for a good laugh. My curiosity knows no bounds, and my energy is limitless. I'm smart too! I've learned all sorts of tricks and commands. But, what I love most is making friends. I'm as loyal as they come, always sticking by your side. I might be a goofball, but that's part of my charm. I promise, with me, there's never a dull moment. So, why should you adopt me? Well, I'm more than just a pet. I'm a companion, a friend, a source of laughter and joy. I'll bring warmth and love to your home, and I'll always be there to cheer you up when you're down. Adopt me, and let's make beautiful memories together.
Get to know Pooh:
Pooh was at one of the municipal shelters in Los Angeles before the fires started, and we transferred him to Marin to give the shelters down there more breathing room to take in strays and evacuated animals. If you have ever considered adopting a "pocket pet," this is a great time! We have staff who can help match people with the right ones and offer lots of care tips, etc. Guinea pigs also do very well in pairs, so we'd be happy to get people started with an already-bonded pair.
Get to know Captain & Tennille:
Hello there, we're Captain and Tennille, a dynamic duo of feline charm. We're young and full of life, always ready to explore and play. We're smart too, quickly figuring out new toys and puzzles. We're as sweet as they come, always ready to snuggle up and purr after a long day of play. Our energy is contagious, filling any room with joy and laughter. We're looking for a forever home where we can stay together. We promise to fill your life with fun, love, and curiosity. So, why not make room for two more heartbeats in your home?
Get to know Buffalo:
Buffalo was at one of the municipal shelters in Los Angeles before the fires started, and we transferred him to Marin to give the shelters down there more breathing room to take in strays and evacuated animals. If you have ever considered adopting a "pocket pet," this is a great time! We have staff who can help match people with the right ones and offer lots of care tips, etc. Guinea pigs also do very well in pairs, so we'd be happy to get people started with an already-bonded pair.
Tune into Marcus & Corey every Friday to meet more animals that could be your family's next pet.