Hercules and Muellas were brought to the shelter on Feb. 27, 2015 because the owner no longer could afford to care for them. As far as the shelter knows, they have always been together.
They are both 8-year-old neutered males. Hercules is a brown brindle Pit-Bull-Lab mix, while Muellas is a white and brown Rat Terrier. Due to Muellas’ vision impairment, these two will be adopted together. Hercules acts as Muellas’ bodyguard – always checking to make sure his little buddy is close-by.
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A generous donor has paid for the adoption fee of the two animals, which is usually $25 per animal. Public Relations and Humane Education Director Jodi Hamilton knows that it can be hard to find a person or family to adopt two dogs, especially when one is a small dog and one is a larger dog. However, the shelter is still hopeful that these two dogs will find a home.
Hercules and Muellas can be found at the Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control located at 3020 Hillegas Road. Click here for the shelter’s donation information.