Cream, a two-year-old pit bull terrier mix, is a Southern girl who was brought from Texas to Washington, to find her forever home.
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Written by
Phoebe Leong
- Photo courtesy of Pawsitive Alliance
- June 21, 2022
About Me: Cream has spent almost her entire life in a shelter setting and would love to be able to live in a place where she can sit on a couch and call it home.
She’s funny as she loves to “grumble” as she shakes around her toys. A high energy dog, she would do well with someone who is savvy with dog training — all she needs is exercise to burn off the excess energy.
Type of Home I’m Looking For:
- A home with a fenced yard where she can run around would be ideal.
- Cream would do well in a home without young children and other animals.
Cream is available for adoption at Whitman County Humane Society in Pullman, Wash.
In partnership with Pawsitive Alliance, #WhynotMEpets is a statewide campaign that gives cats and dogs needing more care and attention a greater chance of finding a home as quickly as possible. Its mission focuses on animals that have been homeless for two months or longer; are elderly; have behavior or medical needs; aren’t thriving in the shelter environment; or make up a large percentage of the shelter population, such as bully breeds. These are the animals asking “Why not me?”
about the author
Phoebe Leong
Phoebe Leong is Outreach Coordinator for Pawsitive Alliance and #WhynotMEpets, a statewide campaign that gives cats and dogs needing more care and attention a greater chance of finding a home as quickly as possible. Its mission focuses on animals that have been homeless for two months or longer; are elderly; have behavior or medical needs; aren’t thriving in the shelter environment; or make up a large percentage of the shelter population, such as bully breeds. These are the animals asking “Why not me?”
