Critter Details

All interested people should submit an adoption application as their first step. Allow us to paint a picture for you: It’s October in New England. You wake up to the smell of pancakes and fresh maple syrup that your significant other is cooking. Your little dog is snuggled in the soft blankets beside you. He seems so cozy that you almost feel bad waking him up. Nonetheless, you both get up and get dressed. You’re so happy you bought matching flannel jackets for you and your dog. It doesn’t get any cuter than that, right? It’s Saturday, and you’re excited for a day of Fall fun. After breakfast, you all hop in the car and head to your favorite apple orchard. Along the way, you stop for a pumpkin spice latte and a pup cup. Once at the orchard, you pick fresh apples and take lots of cute photos of your dog for Instagram. You laugh as he trots through the orchard and ‘helps’ you pick out apples. You don’t have the heart to tell him that the best apples are on the trees, not the ground. On your way home, you stop at the farmers market to pick up your dog’s favorite pumpkin spice dog treats. Once home, you make a homemade apple pie using your super-secret family recipe that has been passed down for generations. Meanwhile, your dog comes in from playing fetch in the yard with your spouse. They are both covered in colorful leaves after trying to find the ball when it rolled into the leaf pile in the corner of the yard. You all decide to snuggle up on the couch and watch your favorite scary movie while the warm, comforting scent of apple pie fills the air. Sounds amazing, right? Biscuit thinks so, too! He’d love to find a family to do Fall things with! Biscuit loves long walks in the woods, zooming around the yard and cuddling with his humans. He’s approximately 6 years old and is the perfect size at 25 pounds. He’s hoping to be in his forever home before Halloween! if you are interested in Biscuit, please submit an application on our website!  All pets adopted from GDHS are spayed or neutered, have vaccinations brought up to date, are on heartworm preventative (dogs), FIV/FELV tested (cats) and microchipped. The Greater Derry Humane Society does not have a physical shelter, and all visits are by appointment only.