Pets to adopt: Week of January 23

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Zoey (SAR 5887), a 2-year-old spayed tabby is waiting for a home at the Prince William County Animal Shelter because her owner wasn’t able to care for her. The adoption fee is $45. Credit: Nancy White
Kelly (SAR 115), is a 9-year-old female Chihuahua who’s available for adoption at the Prince William County Animal Shelter. She’s housebroken and good with older children, but needs an owner who can handle her medical problems. Credit: Nancy White
Maddy (SAR 134), a spayed Boxer who is crate trained and used to children, ended up at the Prince William County Animal Shelter because dogs are not allowed at her owner's house. Credit: Nancy White
Willow (SAR 5557), a female Pit Bull mix, is about 18 months and 49 pounds. She’s housebroken, very sweet and used to children. Willow has been waiting for along time for someone to take her home from the Prince William County Animal Shelter. Credit: Nancy White
Zorro is in desperate need of your help. He’s truly an “all-American” dog. He’s nice, big, strong and hoping for a little luck and a fresh start outside his pen at the Manassas City Animal Adoption Center. Credit: Nancy White
Jake (SAR 5862), is a neutered brown tabby with big, bright green eyes. The former stray is 5 to 6 years old and is very sociable. The fee to adopt him from the Prince William County Animal Shelter is $45. Credit: Nancy White
Alton, a six-month-old mostly white kitten with some dark marking on her nose and head is waiting at the Manassas City Animal Adoption Center to meet you. Credit: Nancy White
Apple is a mostly white kitten with black markings on her head. She’s about 6 months old and has a great disposition, just like her littermate, Alton. Both kittens are at the Manassas City Animal Adoption Center. Credit: Nancy White
Dogs and cats aren’t the only creatures available at the Manassas City Animal Adoption Center. Peter is a small, white rabbit with bright blue eyes who would make a great pet for the right owner. Credit: Nancy White