Claws for Paws

07/16/2026

Female
Spaniel
DOB 04/03/2024
43 pounds

Gia can be shy at first and is still rebuilding her confidence after being returned recently, so she will need a patient home willing to give her time to adjust at her own pace. Once she feels safe and comfortable, her sweet and loyal nature begins to shine through.

She already knows at least a few basics, like sit, and she walks nicely on a leash. Gia also listens well to directions and handles routine tasks well, which suggests she may have had some prior training.

Gia is looking for a calm, adult-only home with a confident owner who can provide structure, patience, and continued guidance as she settles in. She cannot be around children at all and will need a home without kids or frequent visits from them. Gia will do best in a quiet, predictable environment where she can feel safe and secure.

07/16/2026

Female
DOB 04/10/2026

07/16/2026

07/16/2026

These are short ballerina, size small, but I'd be happy to make a set just for you!

07/12/2026

Recent nails I've done for myself, and I can do for you!

07/12/2026

These and more will be available on Sunday at Summo-ween! Sponsored by Bristol Boo-tique from 11 to 4 at the Historic Bristol VA Post Office at 202 Piedmont Ave in Bristol TN.

There will also be soaps, wax bouquets and melts, and cute toys and treats for your pets.

All proceeds from the tables and from optional admission fees are donated to The Bridge Home in support of the animals.

06/09/2026

06/09/2026

WE ARE HIRING Animal Care Specialists. These positions are Part-Time Only working 20–29 hrs. weekly. The pay starts at $12 an hour. You MUST be able to work Saturdays, Sundays and holidays when scheduled. You must be 18 or older to work at Petworks.
The animals depend on us to care for them 7 days a week / 365 days a year. Animal Care Specialists MUST be able to work weekends and holidays.
Please read the full description before submitting your application. This is a physically demanding job. There will be lots of bending, stooping, sweeping, mopping, scooping, lifting to 50 lbs. regularly. ACS staff encounter animals that are scared, aggressive, sick, injured and fractious. Working at an animal shelter is one of the hardest, but most rewarding jobs a person may ever have.
If you are still interested, go to our website and click on each section to read the full job description. Then, click the link to apply online.
https://petworkstn.com/employment