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Roscoe's A Young Surrender With Lots of Love

At seven months old, Roscoe's got energy and love to spare!

Roscoe has good looks and a good attitude to go with it. He was surrendered by his previous family, but that just means that's he's ready to share some love with a new one.

Roscoe, being seven months old, has a bit of energy, but walks great on his leash. He'd definitely do best in a family that took time to play with him and get him some fun exercise.

How to Adopt

Roscoe is ready to go to his forever home. Adoption costs $35 and includes the first set of shots, spaying or neutering, a collar and leash, a bag of food and a toy for the dog. We've attached an adoption form (PDF) to make it easy.

Adopt Roscoe and we will feature your photo with your new pet on Patch, too!

How to Help

If you can't adopt, but still want to help, Animal Servces always needs volunteers.

Contact Kelli Becraft at kbecraft@co.pinellas.fl.us for more information.

If you want to see other animals available for adoption, Pinellas County Animal Services will be having an event at the Animal Services this Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. showcasing some adorable pets.

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