Shrike

Shrike is part of the bird litter as he and his siblings were found at the Avian Conservation Center of Appalachia. Shrike was named after this kind of bird because he was tiny, but mighty. It's hard to believe that he was once the runt of the litter. When his siblings had a bit of a plateau in their growth for a couple of weeks, Shrike shot up in size. Because he was so little, he had to make up for his tiny stature with a big personality. Shrike HAS to be the center of attention. If he notices his siblings are getting loving, he must take part in that as well. Shrike is also not afraid to ask for food, to be picked up, or to play. If he's talking to you or trying to climb your leg, this goofball wants something. Shrike loves to wrestle with his siblings and play with all kinds of toys. He is fixed, combo and rabies vaccinated, dewormed, flea treated, and has combo tested negative. Would you love to have him stay with you furever? If so, please fill out an application here: appalachianpeacepaws.org/adopt