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Adopt a pet - Tinkerbell

Marble Falls Animal Control has a number of new arrivals that need permanent homes as soon as possible.

Adopt a pet - Spot

Marble Falls Animal Control has a number of new arrivals that need permanent homes as soon as possible.

Adopt a pet - Sweety

Marble Falls Animal Control has a number of new arrivals that need permanent homes as soon as possible.

Dog dragged behind car on the mend

A 27-year-old woman accused of dragging her 5-pound Chihuahua-Yorkie mix behind her vehicle last week has posted $5,000 bail and her pet is being held in the care of the family of an anonymous Marble Falls police officer.

Pet of the Week

Adopt-a-Pet

Adop a Pet - Nina

This is Nina, she is a terrier x, she is about 1 to 2 years old, very calm and sweet, and would make a perfect lapdog. She is great with other dogs and cats. She is for adoption at the Christ-Yoder Animal Shelter. It would be $85 to adopt her, which includes a microchip, low cost rabies vaccine, a bag of food and some goodies to take home with her. For more information please call us at 512.793.5463 or come out for a visit. The shelter is open Saturday through Wednesday, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Pet of the Week - Sheila

Sheila is a fantastic German Shepherd who's about two years old. She came to us with eleven pups, but they've all been adopted so now it's her turn. She has a fantastic personality and gets along with dogs of all sizes. For more information, please contact Highland Lakes SPCA at 830.693.0569.

Pet of the Week - James

James is one of a litter of miniature Poodle mix puppies that just turned 7 weeks old. And if you think James is cute, you should see the others! They're all happy, healthy, and just about ready to find their forever homes. For more information, contact Highland Lakes SPCA at 830.693.0569.

Pet of the Week - Tyke

Tyke is a striking 6-month-old dapple Dachshund. He's very playful and friendly, and full of puppy energy. He needs an owner willing to put the time and effort into training him, which will help him achieve his full potential. For more information, please contact Highland Lakes SPCA at 830.693.0569.

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