Meet Espen, a talkative Arlington rescue cat named after her owner’s favorite hobby.
Here’s what Espen’s owner had to say about her.
Pet of the Week
Meet Sabra, a rescue dog who escaped war and near-death before finding her new owners in Arlington.
This is what Sabra’s owner said about this international pooch:
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Our Pet of the Week is Gordy, an athletic 9-year-old yellow lab who has a voracious appetite for furniture and brownies.
Here’s what Gordy’s owner said of him:
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This week’s Pet of the Week is a young rescue dog named Adam Puppy, who is looking for a family to call his own. Here’s what the the volunteers at Lucky Dog Animal Rescue had to say about him:
Meet our Lucky Dog. He’s a one-year-old Catahoula Leopard/Doxie mix who is very playful and energetic. Adam is a sweet pup that needs time to warm up to new people, dogs, and places.
This week’s Pet of the Week is Cooper, an energetic dog who hits both the gym and the dance floor.
Here’s what he wanted to say to his fellow Arlingtonians:
Meet this week’s Pet of the Week, Roxy, a teeny Yorkshire Terrier with a personality larger than life.
Here’s what her adoring owner had to say about this pint-sized Ballston pooch:
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This week’s Pet of the Week honor goes to a pair of quirky dwarf hamster brothers named Pockets and MIRV. While the two share the same genetics and an extravagant cage in Arlington, they could not be more different.
Here’s what their owner wrote about them:
Meet Ellie, an inspiring 11-year-old lab and pit bull mix who survived living on the streets and now gives back to her Clarendon/Courthouse community by working as a therapy dog.
Here is what Ellie’s rescuer and owner had to say about her:
This week’s Arlington Pet of the Week is Buster, a boisterous four-year-old cockapoo who is defying the odds. This Ballston pooch has proven that living with epilepsy doesn’t have to mean living life sick as a dog.
Here’s what Buster’s owners had to say about him:
This week, our Arlington Pet(s) of the Week honor goes to a pair of energetic mini Aussies named Chewie and Wicket.
Though they reside in Pentagon City, these playful pups enjoy getting out to the country to herd some sheep, as their ancestors were originally bred to do. Closer to home, they settle for attempting to herd squirrels.
It’s no coincidence this playful hedgehog shares a name with the Egyptian goddess of joy and love. Meet our Arlington Pet of the Week, Hathor, a playful African Pygmy Hedgehog living in Crystal City.
Here’s what Hathor’s owner had to say about her:
Meet Roo, our latest Arlington Pet of the Week. This playful rabbit is waiting to be adopted at the Animal Welfare League of Arlington, just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Read more about Roo here. From the AWLA’s write-up: