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Arthur looking for a home

Arthur looking for a home

Stanford Animal Welfare Society

Now that you have met Sir Lancelot it is time to meet me, I am called Arthur and as you can see I am a very handsome gent of only 3 years and neutered. Unfortunately I am now residing at the SAWS, with the same old sad story – waiting for a loving human to come get me and offer me a second chance in life.

For more information and adoptions please contact Stanford Veterinary Clinic. #SecondChance #Welfare #AnimalsInNeed #Adoptions

Arthur looking for a home

Stanford Animal Welfare Society

Stanford Animal Welfare Society (SAWS) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the care and protection of underprivileged, lost, abandoned, and abused animals. The team provides safe shelter and works tirelessly to find each animal a loving forever home. In addition to rescue and rehoming, SAWS of...

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