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Tiger   

In shelter Dog

Plainfield, IL, 60585
Pet name:
Tiger
Gender:
Male
Breeds:
Newfoundland Dog
Date:
09/13/2022
Colors:
Black
Size:
Large
Age:
Baby
Description: 
Tiger is a beautiful black and brown boy with the softest coat. He is snuggly and sweet.

You’ve heard of The Seven Dwarves, The Magnificent Seven and the seven wonders of the world - well let us introduce you to the 7 wild animals (aka the cutest, fuzziest puppies around).

These 7 boys are big babies - and by big we mean 20+ lbs at 3 months old!  They are on tracking to be triple digits full grown.  We’re not quite sure of their mix so we’re going with The Most Adorable Mutt Mix of Cuteness!  Could be part Collie, part Newfie, part mountain dog - it’s hard to say for sure - but you get the gist that they are large breed dogs. 

They are typical puppies and love to play, eat, poop & sleep on repeat. They love snuggles and are sure to be your best friend.  We hope you have a big couch so they can Netflix and chill with you.  

Dog meets welcome.
Kids ok.

If you’d like to meet Tiger- or any his brothers, please complete the adoption application at w2wrescue.com and check your email!

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Wags 2 Wishes Animal Rescue

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