Looking for a loyal companion with a goofy grin and an even bigger heart? Meet Flapjack, this week’s featured adoptable pet at the Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley!
Thanks to the generosity of Knox TN Today, Flapjack’s adoption fee has been sponsored, making it even easier to welcome this lovable 5-year-old into your family.
Flat Jack is as cute as can be, and his personality shines once you get to know him. While he can seem a little unsure when meeting new people through his kennel door, don’t let that first impression fool you. Once he’s out in the play yard or in a meet-and-greet room, he quickly transforms into a friendly, affectionate dog who enjoys making new friends.
He’s also shown that he’s gets along with other pups, doing well in shelter play groups and enjoying the company of canine companions. Whether he’s exploring the yard, soaking up attention, or spending time with his dog friends, Flapjack is ready to make the most of every day.
Sometimes shelter life can be overwhelming, and many wonderful dogs don’t show their true personalities until they’re outside of their kennels. Flapjack is a perfect example of why it’s always worth taking a dog out for a meet-and-greet before making a decision. His sweet nature and lovable personality are waiting just beyond the kennel door.
Could Flapjack be the missing piece to your family? Stop by the Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley to meet him, you may just find your new best friend. And thanks to Knox TN Today, his adoption fee is already covered!
Pet Tip of the Week: A dog’s behavior inside a kennel doesn’t always reflect who they truly are. Shelters can be noisy and stressful environments, so always ask to meet a dog in a quiet room or outdoor space before deciding if they’re the right fit. You might discover an entirely different, and wonderful, personality waiting to shine.
Founded in 1885, Humane Society, Tennessee Valley is the longest-standing animal shelter in the State of Tennessee. A stand-alone 501 (c) (3) limited-admissions animal shelter, Humane Society, Tennessee Valley, receives no funding from national humane entities or government agencies; it relies solely on private donations and grant funding.
Visit humanesocietytennessee.org or stop by 6717 Kingston Pike to learn more. Your new best friend might be waiting just beyond our front door.
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 11 a.m.- 6 p.m. Closed Sunday-Monday.
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