Our Animals
It is our Vision that every animal in treated responsibly and with compassion and respect.
Any new addition to your family should be considered a life long companion.
Animals provide us with unconditional love, will you do the same?
View our pets in foster homes at: Petfinder.com
You can visit with some of our cats at the adoption centers of the following pet stores:
Petsmart: 8501 W. Franklin Rd. Boise, ID 83709
Petsmart: 1220 N. Eagle Rd. Meridian, ID 83642
Petco: 179 N. Milwaukee St. Boise, ID 83704
Petco: 3548 S. Findley Ave. Boise, ID 83705
We often have mobile adoptions where you can meet some of our foster animals as well. Check the event calendar for dates and locations!
Meet some of our long term fosters that are seeking just the right home:
Goldy
My name is Goldy! I was named for my beautiful, wavy, golden hair. I am a mix of terrier and something wonderful, and have a nice beard to prove it. About 4 years ago, when I was only six months old, I lived on the streets in a neighborhood. I found my dinner in trashes, and shelter underneath shrubs. I learned how to survive on my own. That was before I was rescued by volunteers at Northwest Animal Companions. I was taken to a foster home, and lived there with another dog, and kitties. I started to learn how to trust people, even though sometimes I have to check them out for awhile, first. But I love the people that are closest to me, that I know well. I love going for walks, or running in an open field, and I could have my belly rubbed for hours. I went to a training class, and decided I loved to learn! I’d someday love to graduate with a degree in higher education–I know I’m capable of it. I’m very smart, and like to keep myself busy by chewing on bones, playing with treat balls, sniffing, or romping around with the cats I live with, now. But I don’t like to be left alone all day. I get bored, and like a lot of attention. I’m still a little shy and scared in new places, or around new people and pets. It’s time for me to find a permanent home. I really need someone who wants to spend time helping me gain confidence, and who wants a best friend. I have so much love and affection to give to that special person. I do have a lot of energy, and I’m a fairly big girl (about 70 lbs.) and might be too much for very young children, and I do like most other dogs, (as long as I feel safe when we’re introduced, and as long as they don’t try to eat my food). So, if you’re interested in meeting me, please call my foster mom, Nina, at 363-9579. With a little polishing, I can show you my bright, unique self!
Special Note: Goldy is so beautiful we have decided to use her as a “poster dog” for NAC. You will see her gorgeous eyes in a lot of our publications. Adopt this star today!
