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My basic info
Breed
Border Collie
Color
–
Age
4 months old, Puppy
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
0 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
D24-04
My details
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
This little boy is gentle, sweet, and loves nothing more than to be close to people. With his wagging tail and soft eyes, he’s quick to snuggle up for pets and belly rubs. Flashes’ affectionate nature and calm demeanor make him the perfect companion for cozy moments and endless cuddles.
"FLASH" 🐾Searching for a Second Chance 🐾 Flash came to use with his 4 other siblings. Imagine being so young and full of life, only to find yourself abandoned and alone. That’s the heartbreaking reality these five sweet puppies faced. Uprooted from the only life they knew, they were cruelly dumped and left to fend for themselves, too small and vulnerable to understand why the world had turned its back on them.
Their story took a turn for the better when a Good Samaritan spotted them and made the call that saved their lives. Thanks to the quick action of the Sheriff’s Department, these little ones were brought to our shelter, where they’re finally safe, warm, and fed.
Despite everything they’ve been through, these puppies are overflowing with love, trust, and hope. They’re playful, cuddly, and ready to begin a new chapter filled with care and compassion. Each of these tiny tails deserves a forever home where they’ll never have to feel abandoned again.
Fill out an application today: www.gchumsoc.org/adoption-application
This little boy is gentle, sweet, and loves nothing more than to be close to people. With his wagging tail and soft eyes, he’s quick to snuggle up for pets and belly rubs. Flashes’ affectionate nature and calm demeanor make him the perfect companion for cozy moments and endless cuddles.
"FLASH" 🐾Searching for a Second Chance 🐾 Flash came to use with his 4 other siblings. Imagine being so young and full of life, only to find yourself abandoned and alone. That’s the heartbreaking reality these five sweet puppies faced. Uprooted from the only life they knew, they were cruelly dumped and left to fend for themselves, too small and vulnerable to understand why the world had turned its back on them.
Their story took a turn for the better when a Good Samaritan spotted them and made the call that saved their lives. Thanks to the quick action of the Sheriff’s Department, these little ones were brought to our shelter, where they’re finally safe, warm, and fed.
Despite everything they’ve been through, these puppies are overflowing with love, trust, and hope. They’re playful, cuddly, and ready to begin a new chapter filled with care and compassion. Each of these tiny tails deserves a forever home where they’ll never have to feel abandoned again.
Fill out an application today: www.gchumsoc.org/adoption-application
Here you fill out our application and them summit it online or in person, it may take a week for approval.
2.
Meet the Pet
Come in and meet the pet you're wanting to adopt or come meet a pet you would like to adopt.
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
At this step we walk you through the adoption contract sign the contract and pay the adoption fee.
Additional adoption info
Fill out an Adoption Application, must be approved by Grant County Humane Society
Be at least 18 years of age
Have the knowledge and consent of all adults living in your household
Provide your landlord's name and phone number (or lease) or other proof of consent to have pets on the property
Provide verification that all current dogs and cats in the home are up-to-date on vaccinations
Fill out an Adoption Application, must be approved by Grant County Humane Society
Be at least 18 years of age
Have the knowledge and consent of all adults living in your household
Provide your landlord's name and phone number (or lease) or other proof of consent to have pets on the property
Provide verification that all current dogs and cats in the home are up-to-date on vaccinations
Stop into our Shelter in Elbow Lake MN
Monday - Friday 1pm to 5pm
Saturday 10-1pm
Call and make an appointment if you can not make theses time we can usually make something work.
Stop into our Shelter in Elbow Lake MN
Monday - Friday 1pm to 5pm
Saturday 10-1pm
Call and make an appointment if you can not make theses time we can usually make something work.
More about this shelter
Grant County Humane Society was founded on April 13, 1998 by a group of caring individuals who saw the need to provide a safe place for homeless and lost animals to reside until new homes were found or their owners reclaimed them. For the first 9 years, animals were placed in various foster homes until adopted or reclaimed.
In 2007, a large monetary donation from Joan Fjoslien, along with several business and individual contributions, helped GCHS reach their goal for a building fund and allowed for the purchase of a building on the east side of Elbow Lake where animals could be housed. Joan and her husband, Dave, lived and farmed south of Brandon from 1996 until Dave’s death in 2004. Both had a lifelong love of animals, especially dogs. In Joan’s words, “Dogs were special to us, and it gives me a good feeling to know that they will be well cared for in the new Grant County Humane Society building.” GCHS is forever grateful to Joan Fjoslien for her generous contribution.
GCHS is a tax-deductible 501(c)(3) non-profit organization funded entirely by memberships, donations, grants, fundraisers, and adoption fees. We are a no-kill animal shelter.
Grant County Humane Society was founded on April 13, 1998 by a group of caring individuals who saw the need to provide a safe place for homeless and lost animals to reside until new homes were found or their owners reclaimed them. For the first 9 years, animals were placed in various foster homes until adopted or reclaimed.
In 2007, a large monetary donation from Joan Fjoslien, along with several business and individual contributions, helped GCHS reach their goal for a building fund and allowed for the purchase of a building on the east side of Elbow Lake where animals could be housed. Joan and her husband, Dave, lived and farmed south of Brandon from 1996 until Dave’s death in 2004. Both had a lifelong love of animals, especially dogs. In Joan’s words, “Dogs were special to us, and it gives me a good feeling to know that they will be well cared for in the new Grant County Humane Society building.” GCHS is forever grateful to Joan Fjoslien for her generous contribution.
GCHS is a tax-deductible 501(c)(3) non-profit organization funded entirely by memberships, donations, grants, fundraisers, and adoption fees. We are a no-kill animal shelter.
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