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No tricks, just treats! These pets are available for adoption during this spooky season

Kimberly Reyes
Kimberly Reyes
Kimberly Reyes
Sports Reporter · Mineola, NY

Kimberly Reyes is passionate about youth sports and has spent the last four years documenting the vibrant athletic culture in Garden City. She has a degree in Sports Journalism from Syracuse University and has previously worked with local youth leagues and non-profits.

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No tricks, just treats! These pets are available for adoption during this spooky season — Southampton Health news

No tricks, just treats…this week’s adorable adoptables are waiting to cast a spell on your heart! Can’t adopt but want to help animals in need? Join Humane Long Island tomorrow, 10/31, as they host their annual Halloween Rescue Ball at 508 New York Ave, Huntington, from 7- 11 p.m. $50 per ticket – all proceeds go directly towards Humane Long Island’s animal rescue and advocacy work.  Available for adoption at the Smithtown Animal Shelter Abandoned in a local park, Sully is ready for a new beginning with a family who will treasure him. This jowly, drooly derp of a dog is a pure lovebug! At 100 pounds, he brings plenty of goofy charm to the table—and possibly a little slobber, too. He loves most strangers and is happy to make new friends. Behind that adorable face is a smart, active dog who needs more than a comfy couch. Sully will thrive with structure, plenty of exercise and ongoing training to keep his busy brain engaged. For someone who enjoys an active companion and making

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