Pet of the Week

The newest Pet of the Week is Rally. In his free time, he enjoys lounging in the sun and eating snacks. (Don’t we all?)

Here’s what Rally’s humans had to say about him:

Give some virtual head scratches to Arlington’s latest Pet of the Week, Loki. This sweet, cuddly boy was rescued in November 2019. (His family is still unsure of his breed so any guesses are welcome!)

Here’s what Loki’s humans had to say about him and his life in Arlington:

Meet Athena, Arlington’s newest Pet of the Week and a true Greek warrior. (Seriously, she’s bilingual and responds to both English and Greek!)

Here’s what Athena’s humans had to say about her:

Meet Bentley, Arlington’s latest Pet of the Week. Bentley is new to Arlington, and he’s excited about these warmer temps, so he can start exploring his new city and making friends!

Here’s what Bentley had to say about his life in Arlington:

Arlington’s latest Pet of the Week is Carson, a 4-year-old former racing greyhound.

Here’s what Carson’s family had to say about his life in retirement in Arlington:

Meet Charlie and Tucker (aka Chuck and Tuck), Arlington’s latest Pet of the Week.

Here’s what their mom had to say about this duo’s life of luxury in Ballston.

Let’s wish Jazz a happy birthday! This miniature dachshund turned 19 last week.

Here’s what Jazz has to say about her long life in Arlington:

Meet Harry and Ron, 4-year-old brothers who use their ~magic~ to open doors and photo-bomb remote school, becoming celebs amongst one fifth-grade class.

Here’s what Harry and Ron’s family had to say about these two

Meet Arlington’s latest Pet of the Week, Westley, a friendly 8-year-old mix who loves food and backyard zooms.

Here’s what Westley’s family had to say about his life in Arlington:

Meet Arlington’s newest Pet of the Week, Tula, a 16-year-old well-traveled kitty who was originally rescued in Jerusalem.

Here’s what her family had to say about her life in Rosslyn…

Meet Arlington’s latest Pet of the Week, Wally, a golden retriever whose tongue is almost as long as his tail.

Here’s what Wally had to say about his life here in Arlington.