This week, the Pleasanton Weekly published a story about the life-changing work we do at Valley Humane Society. The story highlights one of the most magical moments that can happen at the shelter: an immediate connection one of our adopters made with an adoptable dog. Check out a snippet of the article below.
Valley Humane Society aims for purrfect pairs
“It was love at first sight for 82-year-old Pleasanton resident Ray Brandon and Lady, a small dog with an underbite from Valley Humane Society.
“As soon as I saw her, I knew I wanted her,” Brandon said of meeting the 4-year old pup in August. “She came home and fit right in, used the dog door and walks on a leash. She’s cuddly and she’s happy and doesn’t bark every time somebody comes to the door. If you put an order in, she’s the dog.”
Brandon is one of many senior Tri-Valley residents who has found their furr-ever friend at Valley Humane Society, a nonprofit organization in Pleasanton that saves and improves the lives of companion animals in the area. Their work spans pet adoptions, low-rate spay and neuter services, animal food distribution to the community and more.” 
See the full story from The Pleasanton Weekly here. To learn more about adoptable dogs at Valley Humane Society, click here.