Adoptables at Danville SPCA

As of Thursday night, the Danville SPCA had no empty pens for dogs. Ben, a 1-year-old neutered housebroken St. Bernard-Golden Retriever, is still there and in need desperately of a home. He was teased by little kids when he was a puppy in a pen and he doesn’t like little kids. He has been at the shelter the longest of the adoptable dogs. Other dogs include

• Bruno, 2, neutered and housebroken who looks like a larger Jack Russell or Fox Terrier;
• a housebroken female Shebu Inu;
• Colby a 6-month-old yellow Labrador Retriever;
• a smaller brown and white neutered male Dalmatian that was abandoned;
• a male black Labrador puppy;
• two Beagles,
• a friendly female Beagle mix;
• a male Boxer;
• Bailey a spayed female Rottweiler-German Shepherd;
• Merlin a neutered housebroken Scottish Terrier;
• a female Akita;
• and a female Shih Tzu.

Cats include

• a nice tiger and white declawed male,
• a rare orange female tabby named Punkin,
• a tiger female
• a black female
• kittens,
• two guinea pigs
• two male rats in tan and black.

Cats and kittens 6 months and older are free to anyone over 60. The shelter, along Bloom Road and three miles from Danville, is open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday. It can be reached at 275-0340.