Name: Lavender	Breed: Treeing Walker Coonhound	Age: 2 years 9 months
Sex: Female	Weight: 63 pounds	Location: Dog Adoption 1

Description: Lavender is a friendly and playful 2-year-old Treeing Walker Coonhound surrendered to BHS in June 2020 after her owner sadly passed away. A young dog with lots of energy, she’ll need room to ramble and consistent supervision. Though Lavender gets along with other dogs during play, she is food possessive and cannot be housed with other dogs. She also likes to chase cats, so she’ll need to be the only pet in the home. Lavender has allergies that make her skin red and itchy, but a special diet seems to be working nicely and will be easy for new owners to keep up with. With a little training, this dog will give years of kisses, smiles, love, and loyalty.

Name: Sammy	Breed: Domestic Shorthair	Age: 7 years 1 month
Sex: Male	Weight: 12 pounds	Location: Cat Adoptions

Description: This sweet, chonky boy has been at the Bangor Humane Society for a year now and is finally ready to find his fuurever home!! Sammy is diabetic and will need an owner committed to keeping him healthy! He has a special diet and needs insulin shots twice daily, which he is perfectly agreeable about receiving. He will also require a vet relationship to monitor his glucose levels. He's not a fan of other cats, but we think slow and gentle introductions to cat-savvy dogs could be ok. He will also do well with children as long as they are respectful of his personal space. Everyone in the home (just humans) will need to meet with Sammy before an adoption is finalized. Sammy is not visible from the adoption floor, but he is available for adoption! If you are interested in Sammy, please ask for a meeting with him!

Name: Bailey	Breed: Hound mix	Age: 8 years, 8 months
Sex: Female	Weight: 61 lbs.	Location: Dog Adoption 1

Description: Bailey is a sweet, energetic 8-year old hound mix. Originally surrendered to us in 2017, she quickly found a home where she lived for four wonderful years. Unfortunately, her new owners recently moved and were unable to take her with them, so Bailey is back, hoping her next placement really is forever. Bailey’s got a little stranger danger and can get over excited when she’s exposed to too much stimuli, so her new family will need to be patient. Even though she’s moving into her senior years, this ball of energy has years of love left to give.