Scrappy is the newest member of the Canary Rescue Crew. If you’re still recovering from how cute his brother, Blue, is, we can understand. But let’s give Scrappy his moment in the sun..
This Doxie mix is only about 11 weeks old. He’s currently learning the ropes, literally, with leash training. Blue is also undergoing potty and crate training, too.
This little fella does well with kids, cats, and other dogs.
Adopt a Pet with Krazy Kritters Co.
Krazy Kritters Co. is a 501(c)3 non-profit foster-based rescue. The organization was founded in Schuylkill County in October. To date, the organization has helped connect 24 cats and 6 dogs with their forever homes. It also participates in getting pets spayed and neutered and Trap-Neuter-Release programs.
To adopt a pet from Krazy Kritters Co., contact the organization by email at krazykrittersco@gmail.com.
About Canary Rescue Crew
Coal Region Canary is working with any and all pet shelters and rescues in Schuylkill County to place adoptable dogs, cats, bunnies, and more in their forever homes. Canary Rescue Crew is a daily feature on the site. This feature used to be called Furiday Friends when our posts were limited to Fridays.
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