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IMPORTANT NOTICE: network disclaimer and owner education will explain what you should expect and determine prior to choosing your next Shar-pei pet. Adoptibility, placement suitability, and breed pureness are subject to individual perception, and cannot be guaranteed by this network. Not all organizations or individuals listed on this site share the same evaluating and euthanasia guidelines. Prospective adopters are encouraged to learn more about the prospective dog and agent before any adoption contract is signed.
Sammie: I found your site online and I have a female dog who was dumped at the animal hospital where I work a couple of months ago. She is about 2-3 years old. She had had puppies recently and was very thin. She was positive for tick fever and was treated. We think she is a shar pei lab maybe?? So hard to tell. She has the wrinkled face but not the bulk. He coat is a little stiff around her shoulders too which makes us think she may have a shar pei coat, but no skin issues. How's that for luck. Her weight is back and she is happy and full of energy. She gets along great with my pitbulls and is curious around my birds but doesn't really bother them. She does like to chase the bunnies in my yard though. I really need to place her and wondered if you might have anyone interested. I will booster her DHPP here shortly and hope to spay her within this month. If she were to find a home sooner, I could still bring her here and take care of her spay. She is a lover but is short on manners. Likes to jump on you and steal snacks from the trash if you aren't careful. She is clingy to her owner and loves other dogs.
Please email Lynda Wittig or call 480-266-9834 or 480-792-0185 for more information. |
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| PUBLIC ADOPTION PROFILES: Most dogs listed here may have only a few days, sometimes weeks, to find a new home. Those dogs listed in kill shelters may be in danger of euthanasia. All listings are subject to change without notice. If you can't find what you're looking for, please visit our listed rescue groups for other available adoptions and for help on choosing the right pet for your family. | |||
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