Cane Corso Rescue - Indianapolis, IN
I may have a home for him with an expeience person, send me your contact info via PM.
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There is a Cane Corso in a shelter here in Indianapolis, IN. He's estimated to be around 1.5 years old, been good around other dogs and children. He's underweight at around 75 lbs. If you're intested, let me know and I'll put you in touch with the right people. Thanks, Swetz[br][img:width=360&height=480]{e_FILE}public/1256246978_17613_FT0_blue_corso_rescue.jpg">[br][link={e_FILE}public/1256246978_17613_FT0_blue_corso_rescue_2.jpg][img:width=450&height=338]{e_FILE}public/1256246978_17613_FT0_blue_corso_rescue_2_.jpg">[/link][br][br][link={e_FILE}public/1256246978_17613_FT0_blue_corso_rescue_3.jpg][img:width=450&height=338]{e_FILE}public/1256246978_17613_FT0_blue_corso_rescue_3_.jpg">[/link][br]
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He just found a new home a couple hours ago. Thanks everyone, Swetz
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Hey everyone. This guy developed some separation anxiety in his new home and his new owners don't want him anymore. If anyone is interested or knows anyone who may be interested, please let me know. Thanks, Swetz
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I may have a home for him with an expeience person, send me your contact info via PM.
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Platz, You have a PM.
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Mike - Got it. Frank
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