ADOPTABLE PET: Biscuit loves to catch a movie and cuddle
Bulldog mix has ‘plenty of personality’
By Special to The Herald
ALBANY — Brought to the Albany Humane Society as a stray, Biscuit has endeared himself with staff at the shelter.
“He is among the staff favorites,” a Humane Society official said. “Any family would be lucky to get him.”
Biscuit is a bulldog mix that is about 2 years old. He’s friendly and loves to hang out with people.
“He is an awesome dog with plenty of personality,” the AHS official said. “He loves to play and will cuddle and watch a movie with no problem.”
Now, he’s just waiting for a family to adopt him.
To adopt Biscuit or any of the dogs and cats available to good homes, call the Albany Humane Society at (229) 888-7387 during business hours of 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays. Visit the Albany Humane Society website at www.albanyhumanesociety.com.
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