Broward County Pet of the Week

Broward County Pet of the Week Our goal is to promote animals in the Broward County, Florida area needing a forever home, with no affilation with the shelter. Let's keep it positive!

We are a volunteer page to help network the shelter dogs & cats.

We are just volunteers who truly love animals! Our goal is to promote animals throughout the Broward County, Florida area who need forever loving homes. We have no affiliation to any shelter, rescue, or county agency. Our Mission Statement:
To educate people on animals, share any animal in need, and to hel

p one paw at a time! BC Pet page is a positive page to help the animals. Please do not post negative comments on this page. Best way to contact us: Message us directly on Facebook messenger. Please invite your family and friends to like our page on Facebook. Thank you for supporting us.

DEADLINE 9/26 🚨🚨🚨 Urgent Transfer Placement Needed For Adult Cat 'Ciar' (A2477836) - *Please Share Post* - *Commitment N...
09/08/2026

DEADLINE 9/26 🚨🚨🚨 Urgent Transfer Placement Needed For Adult Cat 'Ciar' (A2477836) - *Please Share Post* - *Commitment Needed By EOD 9/26/26*🚨🚨

Meet Ciar! (A2477836)
2-Years-Old | 9 Pounds

Ciar is a male cat who urgently needs transfer placement or an appropriate working cat placement by the end-of-day on September 26. Ciar is struggling significantly with the shelter environment and is considered under socialized. He is not a candidate for foster placement at this time.

Ciar consistently seeks distance from people and spends much of his time hiding under blankets, in cubbies, or alongside other cats. When people approach too closely, he may become tense, flatten his ears, hiss, or give a low growl. Staff have appropriately respected these warnings and have generally avoided attempting physical handling or petting. No swatting was reported in the staff observations provided for Ciar.

There have also been some encouraging moments. More recently, Ciar was observed sitting upright in a partially covered cubby and allowed staff to place his food tray near him without hissing or becoming as tense as he had previously. He then ate his wet food while staff remained in the room cleaning. A volunteer also reported that he accepted Churu treats without swatting.

Ciar has repeatedly been observed huddling, resting, and hiding alongside other cats, suggesting that he may take comfort from feline companionship even though he remains extremely wary of people.

The shelter environment is not allowing Ciar to make sufficient progress, and his continued stress and poor quality of life have resulted in a critical decision of end-of-day placement by 9/29/26 to give adequate time to coordinate his safe exit.

Ciar may be best suited for an experienced rescue group or a properly managed working/barn cat placement where he can have a safe, secure environment, appropriate acclimation, and the ability to interact with people on his own terms without being pressured for affection.

Medically speaking, Ciar is fully vetted and was found to be apparently healthy on intake. Since then, he has been neutered, microchipped, vaccinated for rabies and given the FVRCP vaccine. He also received flea/tick prevention. Due to the level of stress he experiences while kenneled, Gabapentin was added to help manage his anxiety.

Please help us find Ciar an appropriate placement where this frightened, undersocialized cat can decompress outside of the stressful shelter environment.

**Ciar must receive a commitment and leave the shelter by end of day, Saturday September 26th**

For more information about transferring Ciar, please contact us at: [email protected]

09/06/2026

Broward County Animal Care in Ft Lauderdale
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🚨🚨CANNOT STAY OVERNIGHT- 2ND POST: Why Won't Anyone Save Us???‼️😿3 Teeny Siblings Need a HERO😿‼️A2480046/47/483-Weeks-Ol...
09/04/2026

🚨🚨CANNOT STAY OVERNIGHT- 2ND POST: Why Won't Anyone Save Us???‼️😿3 Teeny Siblings Need a HERO😿‼️

A2480046/47/48
3-Weeks-Old | Bottle Babies | Ringworm

These poor, orphaned baby kittens were brought to us a week ago. They are excellent and enthusiastic latchers, and despite coming in with some funky eyes, after some medication, they’ve cleared right up!

The babies have great energy, and their personalities are glowing. They do have some ringworm that can begin treatment this week. But they NEED a permanent foster as their temporary person is no longer able to care for them.

They Need Out ASAP!

Commitment is needed by 5:30 P.M. with pick-up by 6:00 P.M.

Bottle feeding training is available - Just ask!

For more information about fostering kittens, please contact us at: [email protected]

09/04/2026

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DEADLINE SEPT 9th for our favorite girl named PEGGY - We need a hero ‼️
Meet Peggy! (A2458063)
2-Years-Old | 54 Pounds
Broward County Animal Care

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Peggy arrived at the shelter on 2/6/26 as an owner surrender.

Peggy is available for transfer or adoption and is recommended as the only pet in the home. She has an animal-to-animal bite on record from February 6. Please inquire for additional details regarding the bite before considering placement. Peggy is very people-oriented and frequently seeks attention, affection and belly rubs. She knows “sit” and “paw,” enjoys treats and loves playing with soft toys. She especially enjoyed chasing a toy attached to a makeshift flirt pole and remained highly engaged with her handler. She has also been observed relaxing peacefully in the sunshine with a toy without attempting to destroy it. Peggy has shown a noticeable increase in kennel stress over time. Earlier observations described her as easier to handle, but more recently she has experienced periods of excessive barking, forceful jumping, heavy drooling, soiling her kennel and snapping toward hands through the kennel door. She may resist moving between sides of her kennel during cleaning, and staff have sometimes needed to leash her and walk her around. Her stress appears to be especially intense during the morning.
Her behavior can look very different once she is away from the kennel. On calmer days, Peggy is easy to leash, walks without pulling, uses the bathroom outside and returns to her kennel without difficulty. She has played calmly in the yard and remained relaxed when other dogs passed nearby. After eating, exercising or receiving her prescribed medication, she is often able to settle and remain quiet in her kennel. When highly excited or stressed, Peggy may jump forcefully and repeatedly toward her handler. She has occasionally become mouthy while being unleashed, and staff have sometimes used a double-leash setup or assistance from a second person. Her behavior has improved on some days, but the shelter environment continues to be difficult for her and her stress level can change quickly. Medically speaking she is fully vetted and ready for her forever home. Peggy needs an experienced, patient home where she can decompress away from the kennel environment. She should be the only pet and will require calm handling, structure and continued support while she adjusts.

**Peggy must receive a commitment by EOD Wednesday September 9, 2026**

🎉🎉UPDATE SAFE WITH RESCUE ♥️Please help with donations 🆘🆘🆘 emergency iHeart Dog Rescue family pet Medical Center 24 Hour...
09/03/2026

🎉🎉UPDATE SAFE WITH RESCUE ♥️Please help with donations 🆘🆘🆘 emergency iHeart Dog Rescue family pet Medical Center 24 Hour Federal Highway near Oakland Park. Please call 954-567-2500 to donate to help her ASAP please or please donate to the link below for iHeart Dog.

🚨🚨HELP STILL NEEDED by END OF TODAY 😢

🎉🎉UPDATE SAFE WITH RESCUE ♥️Please help with donations 🆘🆘🆘 emergency iHeart Dog Rescue family pet Medical Center 24 Hour Federal Highway near Oakland Park. Please call 954-567-2500 to donate to help her ASAP please or please donate to the link below for iHeart Dog.

🚨🚨CANNOT STAY OVERNIGHT- BROWARD ANIMAL CARE -FORT LAUDERDALE FL 🚨🚨

🚨🚨🚨Urgent Transfer Placement Needed For Female French Bulldog 'A2480186' - *Please Share Post* - *Cannot Stay Overnight!* - *Please Help Her*

Meet Frenchy!
2-Years-Old | unknown weight

Frenchy arrived at the shelter on 9/3/26 as a stray.

A2480186 arrived at the shelter as a stray with an unknown history and is in need of immediate rescue transfer. Due to the severity of her condition, she cannot stay overnight at the shelter.

She presented tetraplegic with flaccid paralysis of all four limbs, although deep pain sensation is present and she is able to lift her head. A large amount of urine was easily expressed, with blood and blood clots noted. She is also dehydrated and having difficulty breathing, with increased respiratory effort noted.

Possible causes being considered include toxin exposure such as botulism or tick paralysis, neuropathy of unknown origin, and/or trauma. She is currently receiving supportive care, including IV fluids and pain medication, but urgently needs continued veterinary evaluation and treatment.

Frenchy needs an experienced rescue partner ASAP. She cannot remain at the shelter overnight and urgently needs transfer for continued medical care.

Please reach out immediately if your rescue can assist.

For more information about transferring Frenchy, please contact us at: [email protected]

🎉🎉UPDATE SAFE WITH RESCUE ♥️Please help with donations 🆘🆘🆘 emergency iHeart Dog Rescue family pet Medical Center 24 Hour...
09/03/2026

🎉🎉UPDATE SAFE WITH RESCUE ♥️Please help with donations 🆘🆘🆘 emergency iHeart Dog Rescue family pet Medical Center 24 Hour Federal Highway near Oakland Park. Please call 954-567-2500 to donate to help her ASAP please or please donate to the link below for iHeart Dog.

🚨🚨CANNOT STAY OVERNIGHT- BROWARD ANIMAL CARE -FORT LAUDERDALE FL 🚨🚨

🚨🚨🚨Urgent Transfer Placement Needed For Female French Bulldog 'A2480186' - *Please Share Post* - *Cannot Stay Overnight!* - *Please Help Her*

Meet Frenchy!
2-Years-Old | unknown weight

Frenchy arrived at the shelter on 9/3/26 as a stray.

A2480186 arrived at the shelter as a stray with an unknown history and is in need of immediate rescue transfer. Due to the severity of her condition, she cannot stay overnight at the shelter.

She presented tetraplegic with flaccid paralysis of all four limbs, although deep pain sensation is present and she is able to lift her head. A large amount of urine was easily expressed, with blood and blood clots noted. She is also dehydrated and having difficulty breathing, with increased respiratory effort noted.

Possible causes being considered include toxin exposure such as botulism or tick paralysis, neuropathy of unknown origin, and/or trauma. She is currently receiving supportive care, including IV fluids and pain medication, but urgently needs continued veterinary evaluation and treatment.

Frenchy needs an experienced rescue partner ASAP. She cannot remain at the shelter overnight and urgently needs transfer for continued medical care.

Please reach out immediately if your rescue can assist.

For more information about transferring Frenchy, please contact us at: [email protected]

09/03/2026

RIP SWEET ONE 😢 🌈

🚨🚨BROWARD animal care- FORT LAUDERDALE FL- RESCUE Placement Needed For 'Dania' (A2476490) - *Please Share Post*

Meet Dania!
7-Years-Old | 41 Pounds

Dania arrived at the shelter on 5/19/26 as a stray.

Dania is a senior girl who would benefit from transfer placement to a rescue group able to provide continued medical care and a quieter environment. Over the past few months, Dania has lost approximately 10 pounds. She was treated for heartworm disease about two months ago, and our medical team has completed bloodwork and X-rays to evaluate her overall health. No major abnormalities were identified; however, additional diagnostics may be recommended to further investigate a low albumin level. Dania also has degenerative changes in her spine that are causing some discomfort, so her pain-management medications have recently been increased. Dania does have a reported bite to a staff member approximately one month ago (please inquire for more details), which should be taken into consideration when determining appropriate placement and handling. Despite these concerns, Dania has also shown a positive side outside of the shelter environment. She previously participated in Broward Buddies and received a nice review from her participant.

For more information about transferring Dania, please contact us at: [email protected]

🚨🚨🚨Broward animal care Fort Lauderdale, FloridaRESCUE Placement Needed For 10 Week Old Kitten 'Gus' (A2479930) - *Please...
09/03/2026

🚨🚨🚨Broward animal care Fort Lauderdale, Florida
RESCUE Placement Needed For 10 Week Old Kitten 'Gus' (A2479930) - *Please Share Post*


10-Week Old | Kitten

Gus is a 10-week-old black Domestic Shorthair kitten who is in need of transfer placement.
Gus came into the shelter with injuries noted at intake and would benefit from placement with a rescue partner who can continue monitoring his recovery and provide the care he needs.
He also appears to be undersocialized, so a patient and experienced rescue group that can help him build trust and become more comfortable with people would be ideal.
Please consider helping Gus get out of the shelter and into a supportive environment where he can heal, decompress, and continue learning to trust.

For more information about fostering kittens, please contact us at: [email protected]

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