Kelly’s Pet Project – Puppy Breath!!

Posted on April 14, 2016

These cute cuddlers are Bert and Ernie and they are 2 adorable brothers in a litter of 5, available at the Humane Educational Society! There are 4 boys and 1 girl in the litter and as to their breed? Well, we see some schnauzer, maybe some maltese? Whatever it is, the result is downright CUTE! Please like and share the video so we can get these guys (and their sister) into fur-ever homes! P.S. Very little work was accomplished at the radio station while these guys were visiting! 😉

Contact the Humane Educational Society at 423-624-5302 to set up a visit with these little fur balls!

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