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Adoptable Animal of the Week: Meet Angel

Editor's Note: This article was written by Tara Conry.

Name: Angel
Case Number: #2656

My name is Angel and I am a sweet, sassy gal! Right now, I'm staying at the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter in Wantagh, but I can't wait for day I'm adopted and get to live with a loving family in my forever home.

I love everyone, even the most unusual of strangers. I just need to learn to be more polite when meeting them. I like playing with people and simply love toys, but I can get over-excited. I’ll need to learn some impulse control in order to play politely. Because of my exuberance and lack of impulse control, I’d be better with teens and up until I learn some manners.

I’m comfortable with all types of handling and will readily share my resources with people. I get upset when scolded and take a little time to settle back down.

I tend to be stiff and inappropriate with other dogs. I should really learn some manners and impulse control when around other dogs. Even then, I’d do best having play dates and developing friendships with patient dogs who won’t take offense to my antics. Ultimately, I may well be happier as a people-centric pooch.

I don't know any basic commands but I'm eager to learn for a taste of my favorite treats! I definitely need to learn to walk nicely on leash, not to leash-bite, and not to be jumpy, though I’m only a mild offender. Training will help us forge a relationship.

f you are interested in adopting Angel, please contact the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter at 516-785-5220 or email animalinfo@tohmail.org for more information.

The shelter is located at 3320 Beltagh Avenue in Wantagh. Adoption hours are Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. All adopted pets will be spayed or neutered, will receive all required inoculations and will be microchipped, all free of charge.

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