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Buddy   

In shelter Dog

Seattle, WA, 98165
Pet name:
Buddy
Gender:
Female
Breeds:
Terrier
Date:
06/23/2022
Size:
Medium
Age:
Young
Description: 
Animal Profile: Buddy is an estimated 2-year-old, 38 lb spayed female mixed breed -- we think shes part hound terrier bully, but who knows. She was rescued from high kill Fort Worth Animal Control where she was surrendered because "her owner could no longer afford her." She was assessed to be friendly around other dogs and people and was happy go lucky in off leash playgroups at the shelter.

Foster Update: Stay tuned for details!

Adoption Info: Buddys adoption fee is $550 which includes spay, core vaccinations per AVMA standards, negative heartworm test, microchip with lifetime registration, and health certificate. Your adoption fee may be tax deductible as DGS is a 501c3 organization. All adoption fees go to the care for all dogs in the rescue.

Apply online at www.doggoneseattle.org

Animal History: Buddy was rescued from Fort Worth Animal Control and arrived to foster care in the Seattle area on 6/23/22. She will be available for adoption in the greater Seattle area once evaluated in foster care.

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Dog Gone Seattle

  1. American Humane Association
  2. Peeva
  3. American Veterinary Medical Association
  4. Veterinary Information Network
 
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