GIMME SHELTER

Meet nine animals who have been waiting at their shelters the longest. (Hint, hint.)

Ronald Age 9 Breed Domestic shorthair At the shelter since September 2015 Why he’s still there Ronald suffers from renal failure, which means he needs regular treatments, including a daily shot. Why you might want him Unlike the stereotypical snobbish cat, Ronald loves people. Says Sydney Maier of Tree House Humane Society: “He’s a good dude.” Where to adopt Tree House Humane Society, treehouseanimals.orgSequined bow tie, $24, Tails in the City Lucy and Desi Age 4 or 5 Breed New Zealand At the shelter since Summer 2012 Why they’re still there This bonded pair (like, literally—they barely stopped touching each other during the photo shoot) has to be adopted together, and Desi (right) has a heart condition. Why you might want them They’re much friendlier than the more popular (and divaesque) dwarf rabbits. Where to adopt Red Door…

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Chicago (Digital) - 1 Issue, July 2016

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