mystery molosser needs a home
Hey sarah,
What are his height and weight?? How does he do with other dogs?? I might have someone who would take him, seriously. Also, he looks like a painter ab and a colby styled pitbull cross. How is he behaved?? Is he used to being in a house?? DOes he have any ob behind him in the yr in rescue?? Ill put a few calls out there and see what people say. ALso, is there a fee to geting this boy???
Mike
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Hi All Last summer a kind jogger discovered an emaciated young dog on one of her rural runs and brought him to the clinic. After two weeks, noone had claimed him. I couldn't bear to euthanize him and knew his chances were slim at the shelter, so I took care of his initial vaccines, heartworm test and deworming and placed him with a local adoption center. One year later, Coconut is still in need of a home. This handsome American Bulldog-esque creature is active and friendly. He is not a fan of cats. He has been neutered. Location southern Maryland. Check him out at http://www.animalrelieffund.org/animals/detail?AnimalID=54184
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Hey sarah, What are his height and weight?? How does he do with other dogs?? I might have someone who would take him, seriously. Also, he looks like a painter ab and a colby styled pitbull cross. How is he behaved?? Is he used to being in a house?? DOes he have any ob behind him in the yr in rescue?? Ill put a few calls out there and see what people say. ALso, is there a fee to geting this boy??? Mike
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