Oreck (left) and Bruce are among the dogs available for adoption during Regional Animal Services of King County's Valentine's Day special.Photo courtesy of Regional Animal Service of King County
Valentine's Day is all about affection — and what better way to celebrate than by bringing home a new best friend?
Driving the news: A few Seattle-area shelters are making it easier to find a furry Valentine with special adoption rates.
Zoom in: Among the dogs available at the King County shelter in Kent, 5-year-old Oreck and 1-year-old Bruce are standouts, according to agency spokesperson Cameron Satterfield.
70-pound Oreck's favorite things are cuddles and snacks, per the shelter. A staff favorite, he has a "happy-go-lucky attitude and adorable snorts."
63-pound Bruce is "a puppy in an adult body" with a lot of energy and a love for running around and sniffing.
What's next: The Seattle Animal Shelter is hosting a series of free pet vaccination clinics, starting Feb. 19 at the Rainier Warehouse, 2901 27th Ave. South.
The bottom line: Not everyone is searching for romance this Valentine's Day, but plenty of pets are looking for homes.
