Breed: Hound mix?
Sex: Male
Age: Senior
Size: Large
Color: Tricolor
Coat: Smooth
Notes: Cletus, the ultimate couch potato and your future best friend. This gentle giant is an older Hound with a heart full of love and a passion for napping that rivals even the most seasoned snoozers.
Cletus has embraced his life as a lover, with a perfectly round belly that is always ready for a cozy cuddle session. His favorite spot? Right next to you on the couch, where he can soak up all the love (and snacks) you have to offer. Despite his size, Cletus has a cheerful spirit and a wagging tail that never seems to stop when there is affection in the air. He enjoys leisurely strolls followed by long, lazy naps - his idea of a perfect day. If you are looking for a loyal companion who thrives on relaxation and snuggles, Cletus is your guy. He is ready to bring warmth and joy to your home, one nap at a time. Adopt Cletus today, and let the couch potato adventures begin.This dog has been available for 12 days
If you are interested in Cletus phone 804-898-5371 for an appointment or stop by to meet him at Sussex County Animal Shelter. We are open Monday-Wednesday: 1pm-4pm, Thursday: 1pm to 7pm, Friday: 1pm-4pm, Saturday: 11am to 3pm. For other times please call 804-898-5371 to make an appointment.
Available for adoption on this date: Jan 23rd, 2026
Dogs are claimed, adopted and rescued everyday so please contact us to check that this dog is available.
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Current adoption fee for dogs is $50 and for cats is $25. Distemper vaccination, Bordetella vaccination, rabies vaccination and spay/neuter is included..
ONE BY ONEOne by one, they pass by my cageToo old, too worn, too broken, they say Way past his time, he cant run and play They shake their heads and go on their way A little old man, arthritic and sore It seems that I am wanted no more I once had a home, I once had a bed A place that was warm, and where I was fed Now my muzzle is grey, and my eyes slowly fail Who wants a dog so old and so frail? My family decided I didnt belong I got in their way, my attitude wrong Now I sit in this kennel, where day after day The younger ones are chosen and taken away When I had come to the end of my rope You saw my face and again I knew hope You saw past the grey, the legs wobbly with age And felt I deserved life beyond this cage You took me home, gave me food and a bed You gently stroked my poor tired head We snuggle and play, you talk to me low You love me so dearly, and make sure I know Although I have lived most of my life with another You outshine them with a love so much stronger I promise to return all the love I can give To you my dear friend, as long as I live I may be with you for a week, or for years We will share many smiles, and a few tears When the time comes, that God deems I must leave I know you will cry and your heart it will grieve When I arrive at the Bridge all brand new My thoughts and my heart will still be with you And I will brag to all who will hear Of the person who made my last days so dear. |
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