Pet of the Week

Millie and Bella

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Millie and Bella

Meet Bella and Millie a bonded pair that bring the best of both worlds. One has the energy the other is quiet. These two would do great in any situation. Kids, other dogs or cats. They just love everyone and everything.

Watch their video here.

To learn more about Hozier or to start the process of taking him, you can email niko@fmas.org

Pet of the week is brought to you by Rockingham Emergency Veterinary Hospital.

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Manchester Animal Shelter

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