Here are three homeless pets in Grand Junction that need a new forever home right now.

If you have room in your heart and your home for a new pet, we have three featured pets for you this week that could just make you fall in love. The Roice-Hurst Humane Society in Grand Junction is featuring these pets this week in hopes they can find a new home.

Lulu Is Sweet, Needs Manners

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Lulu is a 2-year-old doodle mix. She is very sweet and playful and just needs someone with patience to teach her some manners. She gets along with kids and has lived with another dog, but if you already have a dog a preliminary introduction is recommended.

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Harper Has Lots of Energy

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We don't know exactly how old Harper is, but he has lots of energy, so an active home would be good. She loves to be with people and wants to be loved on. You just need to teach her some manners.

Meela the Calico Kitty

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Meela is a 2 1/2-year-old calico kitty. She's looking for someone who will give her space and lots of love when she needs it. She loves to find a cozy spot and hide in cubbies.  You can visit Meela at J & M Aquatics.

If you are interested in rescuing a homeless pet, contact Roice-Hurst Humane Society through their website, or you can arrange a meeting by calling 970-434-7337. Oh, and don't forget about the Bow Wow Film Festival coming up on March 13 at the Avalon. It's 90 minutes of pooch-themed shorts and doggie fun.

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