​Foster Dog Ace Just Wants to Be Your Everything! Ace is a guy who won’t share you. He needs lots of room to run and play and is being fostered by a family who can provide that. But Ace would love a real forever home. He is 50 + pounds of walker hound mix and less than two years old. Ace arrived at FCHS from the Floyd County Pound. If you are looking for an adventure buddy like Ace, please contact: [email protected] at the Floyd County Humane Society!

Smokey Joe is a very sweet and special guy. he is currently in a foster home where he can be an indoor outdoor kitty.  He showed up as a friendly stray in Floyd and though he is a healthy, strong cat, he does have a heart murmur.  He has been neutered, started his vaccines, and tested negative for FELV/FIV. Smokey Joe gets along with other cats and dogs though he can be a bit bossy.  If you would like to meet this handsome guy, leave a message at 540-745-7207 or e-mail [email protected]!

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Revised 4/16/18

Happy Tails from former FCHS foster dog Shiloh (formerly Ernest) and his Willis/Indian Valley family, who are FCHS volunteers: "Shiloh is the most snuggly dog we've ever known! He has no idea how big he is, or he just doesn't care. He loves long walks in the mountains and he can't get enough fetch. He's been to the top of Buffalo Mountain and he's itching to get on the AT this spring!

Shiloh is such a special guy and we are lucky to have him in our lives. We initially intended to only foster him, but after a week we knew we couldn't say good-bye. Helping take care of the FCHS dogs is rewarding, but seeing Shiloh's true personality emerge when he's in a home environment is a wonderful thing to witness."

​Happy Tails from Tater Tot, former FCHS foster dog, and his new Blacksburg family!
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“I just want you to know Tater is doing great! He hasn’t been getting into anything. Has been having a blast with his toys, and his hyperactivity has eased up a lot since he is out all the time. Tater has been an amazing snuggle bug!”