Young American bulldog looking for new family, loves kids

A nine-month-old American bulldog at the Sudbury SPCA is looking for a new home as part of our weekly feature Take Me Home Tuesday.

Phoenix is white with black markings and can do several tricks.

A nine-month-old American bulldog at the Sudbury SPCA that has just been spayed so she is wearing a jumpsuit instead of a cone. Aug. 22/23 (Jessica Gosselin/CTV Northern Ontario)

She likes to live with kids and is very family-oriented.

Previously, Phoenix lived in a home with other dogs and seemed to get along with them. 

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For information on all the animals available for adoption, visit the Sudbury SPCA website.

Phoenix is a 9-month-old bulldog at Sudbury SPCA. Aug. 22/23 (Jessica Gosselin/CTV Northern Ontario)

Meet and greets take place at the Ontario SPCA Sudbury & Districts Animal Centre located on the College Boreal campus on Lasalle Boulevard.

The SPCA is also holding a mobile animal wellness clinic Aug. 28-30 at O'Connor Park in the Flour Mill area. Read more on that here.

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Tennesse and her four eight-week-old kittens that are at Sudbury SPCA looking for new homes.

Tennesse is an attentive mama cat that is about a year old.

Tennesse is a grey and white cat who has just had kittens, that are also looking for new homes. Aug. 15/23 (Jessica Gosselin/CTV Northern Ontario)

She and her kittens are white and grey.

The kittens -- Moira, Star, Neon and Rain -- are ready to go to new homes and would be put in the foster-to-adopt program until they can be spayed.

Three of the four kittens available for adoption at Sudbury SPCA shelter. Aug. 15/23 (Jessica Gosselin/CTV Northern Ontario)

Bruno is a two-year-old cat who is ready for his forever home.

Leah Earl of the Sudbury SPCA said he is a happy and healthy cat that is ready go home with someone.

“He is a very sweet boy,” Earl said.

“He is a little bit on the shy side … So, he'll probably appreciate a calmer house."

“Someone who can take their time in getting to know him ... He is a very very sweet boy.”

Earl told CTV News that Bruno was transferred to Sudbury from one of the SPCA's rescue partners on Manitoulin Island.

“We love when people come and visit the cat they want to take home,” she said.

“That is a really great way to get to know him.”

This week’s edition of Take Me Home Tuesday features Bruno, a two-year-old cat who is ready for his forever home. (Photo from video)

Cupcake is a five-year cat who is ready for her forever home. 

Leah Earl of the Sudbury SPCA said she is a friendly tabby ready for some attention.

 “She is very affectionate, that’s for sure,” Earl said.

“She definitely seeks attention … We are really looking forward to matching her with a good family.”

“She is a great, active cat. I think she probably would do well in a home, probably being an independent lady.”

Earl said Cupcake would do well in a home where the owner has a lot of time for her.

“She really does feed off affection,” she said.

“She really likes resting on your shoulder, as well.”

For information on Cupcake and all the animals up for adoption, visit the Sudbury SPCA website.

This week’s edition of Take Me Home Tuesday features Cupcake, a five-year cat who is ready for her forever home.

Hershey’s a bit shy, but once he gets to know you, he is a loving dog with a goofy side.

That’s the word from Leah Earl, of the Sudbury SPCA, in this week’s edition of Take Me Home Tuesday.

"He’s a bit of a shy boy, but (we’re) really, really looking forward to help him find his perfect person," Leah said of one-year-old Hershey.

Having another dog in the home would help him get used to his surroundings.

"Or someone who is patient and willing to help him come out of his shell, do some basic training with him," she said.

"He’s such a sweet, lovely boy."

Hershey was around female dogs at his foster home and he fit in well, Leah said.

"He really, really loved their energy," she said.

"He’s very playful. He has such a loving personality once he warms up. He’s quite goofy once he warms up ad settles into his environment."

As of July 25 Hershey is still available for adoption.

In this week’s edition of Take Me Home Tuesday, meet Hershey. The one-year-old is a bit shy, but once he gets to know you, Hershey is a loving dog with a goofy side. (Photo from video)