Lookin’ for Forever Homes

September 4, 2013 Editor News

 

Baby is a real charmer. She was found tied to a pole. A purebred Pomeranian, about one year old, she is not likely spayed. A timid little girl with lots of love to give, she has a great personality.

 

Coppertone, right, is a three year old boy. He is neutered. A little overweight, this charmer is thought to be a terrier/poodle cross. Great personality. Loads of fun. Beautiful Colouring. He was found running at large.

 

 

Interested in adopting? Call Kevin at the South Dundas Animal Shelter 613-913-1476

for an appointment to meet your new best friend

 

This is a public service column. The Leader accepts no responsibility for the dogs or the adoption process.

 

 

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#1-Black Lab-Female, 1.5 years old, house-trained, good with people and children. A quiet, kind of serious lady.

#2-Beautifully coloured mixed breed, 4 year old Tequila is brown with spotted face, chest, feet & tail. House trained, good with people & kids, neutered. Tequila was beloved by his late owner. 

#3-Six month old Rottweiler puppy. Partially house trained. Very friendly and very playful.

 

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Chocolate Lab puppy; 

Retriever mix. 

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Interested in adopting ? 

Call Kevin at the South Dundas Animal Shelter 

613-543-2980. 

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