Is better health a part of your New Year’s resolution? Then you may want to consider getting a pet. According to the CDC, owning a pet can have real, measurable health benefits for many people. Since we’re big supporters of the #AdoptDontShop philosophy when it comes to pet ownership, we’re teaming up with our friends at the Potter League for Animals to bring you Rescue Me! – a weekly highlight of available, adoptable animals in Newport County.
If you’re looking to give the right dog, cat or other companion animal a “furever home”, sign up for the WUN newsletter and check back here on Fridays to see the newest adoptable animals in Newport County.
All animals featured in this week’s highlight are currently available for adoption at the Potter League for Animals. Browse all available animals here and find more information about the adoption process here. Scroll on to the stars of this week’s Rescue Me! Highlight.
Name: Baby | Pit Bull / Terrier Mix | Female 
Name: Trace | Lab Mix | Male 
Name: Song Bird | Domestic Shorthair | Male 
Name: Donald Duck | American | Male 
Name: Smudge | Maine Coon Mix | Male
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