Help these pups find a fur-ever home at Thursday's Mariners game
SEATTLE — The Mariners are riding a three-game win streak and boast a record above .500 for just the fourth time this season.
But they're hoping it gets better.
Not only can they extend the win streak by sweeping the Oakland A's on Thursday night, they can help you find a new family member.
It's another edition of Bark at the Park at T-Mobile Park.
Fans can bring their dog to the game with a special ticket and seating section in the 300s.
However, you can also bring a pup home.
Some adoptable dogs will be on hand from Dog Gone Seattle, the same rescue that brought us Kraken team dog Davy Jones.
If you're heading to the game, or looking to adopt a new friend, here's a look at some of the adoptable dogs that will be on hand in Section 317 at T-Mobile Park on Thursday night. The descriptions were provided by Pawsitive Alliance to help interested parties learn more about each pup.
Lena
From Pawsitive Alliance:
"Lena looks like a Labrador Retriever / Shepherd mix who is approximately 4 months old. Her foster shared Lena is an absolute sweetheart. She’s one of the calmest puppies they’ve ever met! She’s very friendly to both humans and dogs and warms up very quickly. She loves cuddles and head rubs but will play independently on her own while she hangs with her people. She sits well and they are working on new tricks every day! Lena is food motivated, super smart and sweet. She hasn’t been around children but she’s not mouthy and is very calm so they think she would be great with children. Her favorite pastimes are chewing her toys and playing with her foster siblings. She’s a wonderful pup and will do well in any home. Lena is a bit "too" interested in cats so they are looking for a cat free home for her, she adores other dogs."
Bennett
From Pawsitive Alliance:
"Bennett is a sweet, bouncy Australian Shepherd puppy, who is just a few months old. He is with a foster family who says he will make a great family dog. He is very people-oriented and loves a good cuddle. Bennett is ball obsessed and loves to play fetch. He does great with the foster's dog and will likely do fine with cats as well."
Clue
From Pawsitive Alliance:
"Clue looks like a Terrier / Hound mix who turns three months old on Saturday! Clue is a happy-go-lucky puppy who radiates love and warmth. He enjoys pets and rubs from everyone he meets, his tail wags patiently waiting for attention. For 12 weeks old, Clue is an amazing listener and redirects well. He’s a smart pup and who wants praise over treats."
Noel
From Pawsitive Alliance:
"Noel is a terrier/pittie mix who is close to 5 months old. She is a joyful pup who loves to play and explore. She gets along well with other dogs and enjoys running around in the yard. She is also very friendly and gentle with people, especially children. Noel is a smart and curious girl who learns new things quickly. She is very affectionate and loves to give kisses and cuddles. Noel is looking for a loving home where she can grow and thrive."
