Meesa
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Young Female Medium Red / Chestnut / Orange
Meesa is a happy girl that’s so full of life! She loves other dogs and loves play time with her pup friends. She was a shy girl at first but now that she’s settled in she has truly blossomed! She always greets any new dogs in her foster home with a tail wag and an invitation to play tug of war with a toy! Meesa loves her people and will beg for you to give her ear scratches while she covers you in all the kisses! Chew toys are her favorite and so are treats! This pretty girl would love to find her very own family! She wouldn’t mind having a fur sibling or two also. She is kennel and leash trained and does wonderful with kids as well. If you’re looking for a new girl to bring some Joy into your life she could be the one!
Information
- Type:Dogs
- Homebreed:Yes
- Vaccination:up to date
- Breed:Black Mouth Cur, German Shepherd
- Color(s):Orange, Red
Rehome a pet
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- Ensuring Responsible Adoption: Paying a fee to rehome a pet helps filter out potential adopters who may not be fully committed or capable of providing a loving and stable environment. It serves as a barrier to impulsive decisions and ensures that those who adopt are serious about their commitment to caring for the animal.
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Information
- Type:Dogs
- Homebreed:Yes
- Vaccination:up to date
- Breed:Black Mouth Cur, German Shepherd
- Color(s):Orange, Red