Nearly a dozen Furry Friday dogs adopted, many more still waiting!

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – After a brief hiatus due to Hurricane Helene, Furry Friday is back! The good news? Nearly a dozen dogs previously featured on Furry Friday have been adopted in the interim and four more have been transported out west where new homes await!

Furry Friday is a collaboration between WCTV and the Tallahassee Animal Service Center. It’s designed to get dogs out of their kennels and into the spotlight in hopes of helping them find their fur-ever homes.

Here are the dogs we are featuring this week:

MEET RALEIGH!

Raleigh is a happy hound who would love to follow his nose straight to a new home!(WCTV)

Meet Raleigh.

This happy hound is ready and waiting to explore the world.

He loves following his nose and has a blast with his buddies on the playground.

Raleigh is looking for a laid back and loyal companion who will finally give this sweet stray a safe and loving home.

Raleigh is five years old.

If Raleigh looks like the perfect addition to your family, visit him this weekend at the shelter.

MEET KEY!

Key - as in "low key" - is a shy, gentle soul searching for a family with an endless supply of... — Key – as in “low key” – is a shy, gentle soul searching for a family with an endless supply of back scratches, belly rubs and TLC!(WCTV)

Meet Key! Ace in low-key.

This one-year-old pup has a gentle old soul.

He can be shy at first, but once you’re in, you’re in.

Key will lounge by your side, laying on his back for endless belly rubs or leaning in for a lengthy back scratch.

Key seems to soak up all that sunshine and TLC.

Key loves playing ball.

He’s easy to walk, enjoys picking up sticks and never puts a dog biscuit he didn’t like!

If Key looks like the perfect low-key addition to your family, visit him this weekend at the shelter.

MEET KASHEA!

Kashea enjoys soaking up the summer sun, breathing in the fresh fall air, and stretching out... — Kashea enjoys soaking up the summer sun, breathing in the fresh fall air, and stretching out for belly rubs all year long!(WCTV)

Meet Kashea.

This girl is playful and friendly.

Her idea of a good time is sprawling out in the sunshine and the cool green grass for a belly rub or a back scratch and maybe chewing on a good stick or two.

Kashea enjoys a leisurely walk and is looking for someone who can appreciate her beautiful brindle spotted coat. She wears it year round.

Kashea is three years old.

If Kashea looks like the perfect snuggle buddy for you, visit her this weekend at the shelter.

MEET DOMINO!

Domino is ready to go! He's looking for an affectionate and adventurous family! — Domino is ready to go! He’s looking for an affectionate and adventurous family!(WCTV)

Meet Domino.

That’s if you can keep up with him!

This two-year-old is go, go, go.

He loves to run and would love a running buddy who shares his love of the great outdoors.

Domino likes exploring, bird watching and chasing squirrels.

He loves riding in the car with the window cracked and the wind in his face.

If you share Domino’s zest for life and love of adventure, visit him this weekend at the shelter.

MEET AND GREET

You can meet these dogs and dozens more awaiting adoption at the Tallahassee Animal Services Center this weekend.

People can walk through the kennels Wednesday through Sunday from 1 pm to 5 pm People can also visit by appointment the rest of the week from 10 am until 6 pm

Check out the dogs and cats available for adoption on the shelter’s website.

Adoption fees are $20 for cats and $30 for dogs. That fee includes spay/neuter surgery, vaccines, microchip, Martingale collar and leash, and a small bag of food.

CONGRATULATIONS!

We are excited to share that eleven dogs previously featured on Furry Friday have been adopted in the past two weeks and four more were transported out west with the promise of homes awaiting them there.

Congratulations to Simon, Sebastian, Squiggle, Franklin, Mable, Basi, Buddy, Penny, Russ, Violet, Kota, Betty Boop, Harley, Cue and Jasmine and all of their new fur-ever families!

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