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Juno.

Young · Female · Medium

Domestic Short Hair (short coat)

Juno, available for adoption

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Listed by The Alternative Humane Society of Whatcom County

Bellingham, WAListing location

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Visit The Alternative Humane Society of Whatcom County’s website

This is the organization’s general website. Look for adoption information or contact them about Juno.

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Life together

With dogs
No
With cats
No
House trained
Yes
Vaccinations current
Yes

Information published by The Alternative Humane Society of Whatcom County. Ask what they’ve observed in daily care and around other pets or children.

A little about Juno

Juno is a 2-year old, energetic tuxedo who'd love to make you some biscuits! Juno is curious about new people, and loves to listen to birds through the window. She’ll come right up to you when you approach her, requesting pets and rubbing her head and tail against your legs.

Questions to ask

Tell Juno’s shelter or rescue about your home and schedule. Ask how Juno has handled time alone or living with other animals, so you can decide whether to arrange a visit.

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  • An ordinary day

    What does Juno’s usual day look like?

  • Time alone

    How long has Juno been left alone, and how did they do?

  • Taking the next step

    Is Juno still available, and how can I arrange to meet them? What are the adoption steps and fees?

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Where to ask about Juno

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Taking the next step

General adoption information from The Alternative Humane Society of Whatcom County. Confirm current fees and requirements for Juno with them.

1. Submit Application . We will only be calling applications that are a possible match for the dog

2. Interview The case manager of that dog will contact you by phone or email to set up a meet and greet,if you are a possible match for that dog.

3. Meet the Pet If you think you all are a good match, we may set up a home visit or the case manager will request pictures of your home.

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Listed Jul 8, 2026 · Updated Oct 16, 2026

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