East Bay pets of the week for May 2

Kenzie is the Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society’s pet of the week. (photo courtesy of Berkeley Humane)Corn Cob is the pet of the week at the East Bay SPCA, Oakland. (photo courtesy of the East Bay SPCA, Oakland)Honey and Benjamin are Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter’s pet of the week.

(photo courtesy of Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter)Gabriela is the pet of the week with Community Concern for Cats. (photo courtesy of Community Concern for Cats)Capella is Milo Point Richmond’s pet of the week. (photo courtesy of the Milo Foundation)Show Caption1 of 5Kenzie is the Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society’s pet of the week.



(photo courtesy of Berkeley Humane)ExpandHi there, I’m Kenzie! I’m a furry little gal with a huge heart ready to be your best canine companion! I come with a spirited personality and can’t wait to make memories of happy outdoor romps in the park or in the neighborhood, make new human friends and — best of all — enjoy unlimited tummy rubs and snuggles with you! I’m a feisty love bug who likes things just so. Therefore, I would do best being the only dog in the home! Visit the website of the Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society at berkeleyhumane.org to learn more and schedule a meeting with me.

— Berkeley HumaneRelated ArticlesEast Bay pets of the weekEast Bay pets of the weekMeet Ryder, Cambridge, Teddy, Riya and Russie: East Bay pets of the weekMeet Crumpet, Corn Cob, Maya, Pixie and Dobby: East Bay pets of the weekMeet Tupac, Sloopy, Zelda, Ariel and Cinderella: East Bay pets of the weekCorn Cob is a big boy with an even bigger heart. This sweet, laidback Bully mix likes to take life as it comes, preferring leisurely walks and sun naps to noise and crowds. Corn Cob’s style is playful but gentle — he loves to softly mouth at his people with his bully chops and bursts of puppy-like energy make him a cheering companion in any weather.

Because of some skin allergies that require a little extra TLC from his new person, Corn Cob is available with discounted adoption fees through our Club Second Chance program. Meet this mellow 2-year-old at our Dublin adoption center today! The East Bay SPCA offers walk-in adoptions at its Oakland and Dublin campuses from 11 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday.

For updated and real-time information on programs and offerings, visit eastbayspca.org/adoptions.— East Bay SPCAHoney and Benjamin are a loveable bonded pair of Palomino rabbits.

Just watching them snuggle and play will lower your blood pressure. The sweet 2-year-old buns are at 2228 South Shore Center in Alameda, which is from 11 a.m.

to 5 p.m. every Wednesday through Sunday.

To meet this pet at Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter, call 510-337-8565 or visit alamedaanimalshelter.org/adopt.— FAASMeet Gabriela, a gentle 2-year-old tabby and white sweetheart.

She came from a home where her guardian could no longer care for her and now she’s looking for a peaceful, loving place to call home. Gabriela adores head and neck scratches and loves to chat softly with her humans. If you’re looking for a sweet soul and kind heart, text Carol at 510-734-1566.

Community Concern for Cats (CC4C) now holds weekend adoption events at Pet Food Express stores in Walnut Creek and Martinez along with our regular location at 1250-H Newell Ave. in Walnut Creek. Visit communityconcernforcats.

org for more information.— CC4CCapella loves to play, chasing toys and batting at strings. With this little lady, you can have the best of both worlds — active like a kitten, but mature and non-destructive.

Capella wants you all to herself! She would do best as an only cat in a home without children. Contact the staff at Milo Point Richmond for assistance from 11 a.m.

to 5 p.m. exceptTuesdays at 220 S.

Garrard Blvd. in Richmond. Our dedicated staff is on duty every day caring for our animals and have saved more than 50,000 lives over 30 years.

For more details, visit milofoundation.org/contact-us.— Milo Foundation.