Missoula's Mellow Marshall Melts Our Take Me Home Tuesday Hearts

Apparently the kids pulled an all-nighter playing, so we can't guarantee that this will be his constant demeanor.

Although the gals from the Humane Society of Western Montana did say that Marshall is a consistently mellow dude. And he would love for you to take him home.

Image courtesy of Humane Society of Western Montana

It was another Take Me Home Tuesday on the radio today with the Humane Society, presented by Flanagan Motors Mazda, Paul's Pancake Parlor and TrailWest Bank. We get this special opportunity two Tuesdays each month. Our latest guest, Marshall, is about 12 weeks old and his breed is of unknown origins. He does have pretty good-sized feet, and Allison from the Humane Society estimated him growing up to be medium to large sized.

Marshall was one of six siblings transferred to Missoula from the shelter in Havre. Three have already been adopted, so it you are falling in love with Marshall, please don't hesitate. Your adoption includes one free puppy training class and special pricing on four more classes if you so choose.

You can also meet members of the Humane Society this Sunday, September 25, at the annual Fall Harvest Festival, at the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula, during their annual Fall Harvest Festival, from 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. The will have an information booth set up to give you an opportunity to become more familiar with all the services they offer.

Image courtesy of Humane Society of Western Montana

The Humane Society of Western Montana is open Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00 till 6:00 p.m. They are located at 5930 US Highway 93 South, Missoula. You can meet more of the wonderful animals and learn more about the adoption process by visiting their website.

Our thanks to Marshall for stopping by. We just know he will find the perfect home (like yours) soon.

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