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Hi, my name is Convoy, and let me just say, I probably should’ve stayed home the afternoon of September 20, 2024. It was around 4:00 PM when I made the not-so-smart decision to cross South Loop Road—right in front of an 18-wheeler. Now, if you’ve ever been told that big trucks can’t stop quickly, let me tell you, it’s 100% true. Before I knew it, I was hit.
I ended up with a small cut near my right eye—no big deal—but my front right leg was broken in two places, just dangling there. I was alive but in a lot of pain, lying on the side of the road while the truck drove off into the distance without even tapping the brakes. Luckily, the driver behind the truck saw everything, stopped, and scooped me up. He rushed me to the animal shelter, where the staff were just about to leave for the day.
Without hesitation, they loaded me into another vehicle and got me to the hospital for emergency surgery. I spent 61 days there mending my leg, with pins placed to stabilize my bones. Thanks to their care, I’m back at the shelter and ready to find my forever home!
I’m a Terrier Mix with a gorgeous brown brindle coat, white accents, and a black nose. I weigh just 36 pounds, so I’m the perfect size for cuddles and adventures. I do have a small limp now, and there’s a knot on my leg that will always be with me, but none of that slows me down. I can still run, jump, and play like a champ!
Being in a hospital cage for so long made me really appreciate company, and now I absolutely love being around humans and other dogs. I’d love to meet someone who could give me the best gift ever—a new home for the holidays.
Please come by and see me. I’d love to meet you and show you just how special I am!
Hi, my name is Convoy, and let me just say, I probably should’ve stayed home the afternoon of September 20, 2024. It was around 4:00 PM when I made the not-so-smart decision to cross South Loop Road—right in front of an 18-wheeler. Now, if you’ve ever been told that big trucks can’t stop quickly, let me tell you, it’s 100% true. Before I knew it, I was hit.
I ended up with a small cut near my right eye—no big deal—but my front right leg was broken in two places, just dangling there. I was alive but in a lot of pain, lying on the side of the road while the truck drove off into the distance without even tapping the brakes. Luckily, the driver behind the truck saw everything, stopped, and scooped me up. He rushed me to the animal shelter, where the staff were just about to leave for the day.
Without hesitation, they loaded me into another vehicle and got me to the hospital for emergency surgery. I spent 61 days there mending my leg, with pins placed to stabilize my bones. Thanks to their care, I’m back at the shelter and ready to find my forever home!
I’m a Terrier Mix with a gorgeous brown brindle coat, white accents, and a black nose. I weigh just 36 pounds, so I’m the perfect size for cuddles and adventures. I do have a small limp now, and there’s a knot on my leg that will always be with me, but none of that slows me down. I can still run, jump, and play like a champ!
Being in a hospital cage for so long made me really appreciate company, and now I absolutely love being around humans and other dogs. I’d love to meet someone who could give me the best gift ever—a new home for the holidays.
Please come by and see me. I’d love to meet you and show you just how special I am!
Adoption fee for dogs is $100. Cat adoption fee is $40. Other animal adoption fees are quoted per animal. Adoption contract and application are required. Adoption fee includes micro-chipping of pet.
If adopting a dog/puppy, you must have a fenced in yard. Home checks are required and any previous history with animals, a vet reference is required.
Adoption fee for dogs is $100. Cat adoption fee is $40. Other animal adoption fees are quoted per animal. Adoption contract and application are required. Adoption fee includes micro-chipping of pet.
If adopting a dog/puppy, you must have a fenced in yard. Home checks are required and any previous history with animals, a vet reference is required.
Location: 500 South Loop Rd., West Memphis, AR 72301
We are also CLOSED all Major Holidays.
Location: 500 South Loop Rd., West Memphis, AR 72301
We are also CLOSED all Major Holidays.
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West Memphis Animal Shelter is a Municipal Animal Shelter for the City of West Memphis, Arkansas. We provide animal care and control for the city. State and local laws are enforced.
West Memphis Animal Shelter is a Municipal Animal Shelter for the City of West Memphis, Arkansas. We provide animal care and control for the city. State and local laws are enforced.
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