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Scituate Animal Shelter Dresses Up Adorable, Adoptable Animals As “Easter Bunnies”

Author Ayla Brown
Dash is a very tolerant and extremely sweet Maine Coon cat mix. She has been adopted!

Is that an Easter bunny I see, or a bunch of adorable dogs and cats that look like bunnies? Scituate Animal Shelter is located in Scituate, MA. They have been matching animals with homes since 1992. Each year they find forever homes for over 500 animals. Cat, dogs, birds, rabbits. You name it, they’ve found a family for it.

This Easter, Scituate Animal Shelter dressed up some of their favorite pets as Easter “bunnies.” They are pretty darn adorable if I do say so myself! Out of all of these “bunnies,” three of them have already been adopted (Dash, Phoebe, and Marge). Baxter and Quizlet are looking for families to take them in and love them forever.

How To Adopt A Pet From Scituate Animal Shelter

If you are interested in adopting Baxter or Quizlet, or any of their featured pets on their website there’s a few easy steps.

  1. Head over to www.scituateanimalshelter.org
  2. Click on the Adopt/Surrender Page at the top of the website.
  3. Apply for a specific animal. You can’t say you’re looking for a “dog” or “cat.” You must find the animal you’re interested in and send in an application for that specific dog.
  4. Email [email protected] and ask for an application.
  5. After submitting the application, it’s time to meet the pet if the shelter believes you to be a good match.

About the Pets & Pricing

All of the dogs at the shelter are fixed, vaccinated, dewormed, flea treated and heartworm tested before adoption. Adoption fees are $360 for a dog, $460 for a puppy, and $250 for a dog with special needs or senior over 10 years old.

According to their website, you can also visit the shelter to see the adoptable pets. Their open hours are on Wednesdays from 1:30-6pm and Saturdays from 10am-2pm.

Let’s Meet The Adorable Easter “Bunnies”

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Ayla Brown has been an on-air morning show host with Country 102.5 since 2018. Before taking this once-in-a-lifetime job, Ayla was (and still is) a country music singer. In 2006, she placed 13th on American Idol. In 2012 and 2013 she celebrated her Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium debut, and over the years she has visited 13 countries overseas to sing for the American Troops. Country music is in Ayla Brown’s soul. Not only does she sing it, but she gets to talk about it every day on “Country Mornings with Jonathan and Ayla.” Ayla is happily married to singer-songwriter, Rob Bellamy, and they welcomed a son named Barrett in August of 2022. In her free time, she loves to sew baby bibs and experiment with new recipes in the kitchen. She also loves to travel and try new foods. Ayla writes about Boston area happenings, parenting, holistic lifestyle and living, and travel.

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