Long‑Stay

Long-stay pets are not defined by how long they’ve waited — only by how deeply they deserve stability. This space keeps them visible, gently and respectfully. When a dog has been overlooked in a public shelter, we’ll make sure their story is held here.

FLOATER — Long‑Stay • Young Adult (1 year)

Pink pet adoption flyer featuring a photo of a gray domestic shorthair kitten named Floater inside a cage at Miami-Dade Animal Services. The flyer includes details such as her animal ID, gender, age, weight, breed, and adoption status.

About Me

Floater is a 1‑year‑old Domestic Shorthair who has been in care since June 2025, making her both a young adult and a long‑stay companion. She’s a gentle, observant cat who benefits from predictable routines and patient handling while she settles into new environments. As a young adult, she may warm up gradually, showing her affectionate side once she feels secure and comfortable.

If you’re looking for a loving, well‑rounded adult companion who enjoys connection, routine, and gentle affection, Buster may be the one to welcome home.

Last Updated: July 17, 2026

BUSTER — Long‑Stay • Adult (2 years) • Small Breed Companion

A happy black terrier dog with a white patch on its chest, sitting on grass with an orange wall in the background, wearing a blue harness and leash.

About Me

Buster is a 2‑year‑old Terrier currently in foster care. As a small companion dog, he has a bright, attentive personality and a gentle, people‑focused nature. He’s also a long‑stay pet, having been in care since mid‑2025, and would benefit from a stable, predictable home where he can settle in and feel secure. Meeting Buster through his foster gives potential adopters the chance to see his relaxed, true self outside the shelter environment.

If you’re looking for a loving, well‑rounded adult companion who enjoys connection, routine, and gentle affection, Buster may be the one to welcome home.

Email: foster@phs.hctx.net
Last Updated: July 17, 2026

SEANUS — Long‑Stay • Adult (5 years) • Gentle Giant

Profile card of a brown American Staffordshire Terrier named Seamus, sitting against a blue background, wearing a bandana with bees. Outlines details including age, weight, breed, and location, with a note that Seamus is also marked as an adult and gentle giant, and a call to action to adopt.

About Me

Seamus is a 5-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier who has been waiting for a home for more than four months. At 52 pounds, he is a larger adult companion who is neutered and current on his vaccinations.

His public adoption profile does not yet include details about his personality, behavior, experience with other animals, or preferred home environment, so potential adopters should contact Broward County Animal Care directly to learn more about him and determine whether he may be a good match for their household.

Last Updated: August 25, 2026

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