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Meet sweet loveable Harry! This boy was saved by an angel from being hit by a
car on a busy road. Unfortunately Michele cannot keep Harry due to the health
of her dog. Harry is good with other dogs, he sure does enjoy playing. He has
excellent house manners and knows how to use the doggie door. We do not
know about cats. He is shy around some men not all men. If you are interested
in possibly adding Harry to your family please contact Michele at 602-316-5589
or Shelley at 602-796-4908. Harry is neutered and up to date on vaccines.
car on a busy road. Unfortunately Michele cannot keep Harry due to the health
of her dog. Harry is good with other dogs, he sure does enjoy playing. He has
excellent house manners and knows how to use the doggie door. We do not
know about cats. He is shy around some men not all men. If you are interested
in possibly adding Harry to your family please contact Michele at 602-316-5589
or Shelley at 602-796-4908. Harry is neutered and up to date on vaccines.
I adopted Bachelor (Batch) in 5/2011. He was a personal surrender by a
single male (hence his name) who had him from a pup until age 4.
• yellow lab, mainly white with golden highlights • 5 years old; birth date is
4/30/2007 • neutered male • approx. 80 lbs.
• has not been around children (under 10) • gets along great with pre-teens,
teens and adults • strong legs and loves to hike, run & swim; has been in
pools, lakes/reservoirs, rivers and the ocean • fetch fanatic; even with a
chucker your arm will tire before he does • great off leash; will scout ahead
and wait for you to catch up or come back and check in or he’ll stay next to
you • will walk on leash and heel, but doesn’t like it • overall he is a very sweet
dog • current on vaccinations • rattlesnake vaccination on 2/15/2013 and
snake training on 3/14/2013 • microchipped and registered at petlink.net •
listens to commands; stay is still a bit of a challenge, but getting better • crate
trained • travels well in SUV while harnessed • housebroken and
nondestructive (currently has access to doggy door) • he is stubborn
Batch has shown aggression toward passive dogs. I had his thyroid tested; he
was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and is now on a mild dose of Thyroxine (.4
mg 2X/day). The medication runs $22/month.
I am putting him up for adoption as he has been scratched as a Search and
Rescue K9 due to his aggression toward other dogs. He does get along well
with my female golden retriever, who has put him in his place more than once
based upon scratches on his muzzle and above his eye. This occurs when I
am not at home. My golden has never had signs of the disagreement, so
Bachelor backed off when challenged. I am unable to have three dogs due to
yard size and my golden is already a certified SAR K9. Therefore, I am
seeking a loving home for Bachelor.
Let me know if there is any additional info you’d like about Bachelor.
phoenix-pat@cox.net
single male (hence his name) who had him from a pup until age 4.
• yellow lab, mainly white with golden highlights • 5 years old; birth date is
4/30/2007 • neutered male • approx. 80 lbs.
• has not been around children (under 10) • gets along great with pre-teens,
teens and adults • strong legs and loves to hike, run & swim; has been in
pools, lakes/reservoirs, rivers and the ocean • fetch fanatic; even with a
chucker your arm will tire before he does • great off leash; will scout ahead
and wait for you to catch up or come back and check in or he’ll stay next to
you • will walk on leash and heel, but doesn’t like it • overall he is a very sweet
dog • current on vaccinations • rattlesnake vaccination on 2/15/2013 and
snake training on 3/14/2013 • microchipped and registered at petlink.net •
listens to commands; stay is still a bit of a challenge, but getting better • crate
trained • travels well in SUV while harnessed • housebroken and
nondestructive (currently has access to doggy door) • he is stubborn
Batch has shown aggression toward passive dogs. I had his thyroid tested; he
was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and is now on a mild dose of Thyroxine (.4
mg 2X/day). The medication runs $22/month.
I am putting him up for adoption as he has been scratched as a Search and
Rescue K9 due to his aggression toward other dogs. He does get along well
with my female golden retriever, who has put him in his place more than once
based upon scratches on his muzzle and above his eye. This occurs when I
am not at home. My golden has never had signs of the disagreement, so
Bachelor backed off when challenged. I am unable to have three dogs due to
yard size and my golden is already a certified SAR K9. Therefore, I am
seeking a loving home for Bachelor.
Let me know if there is any additional info you’d like about Bachelor.
phoenix-pat@cox.net
Princess is a 3 YO female lab mix that was an owner turn in. Her
previous owner stated that she is housebroken, sits, stays, and is
good with kids. She prefers to be an only dog and will be a very
loyal companion to anyone lucky enough to choose her.
Location:
Apache Junction Animal Control
725 E. Baseline Rd. (Between Idaho and Tomahawk)
Apache Junction, Arizona 85119
Phone: (480) 983-4405
Please visit "Friends of Apache Junction Animal Control"
Facebook page for updated information
Adoption Fee is $80 and includes spay, 5-1 vaccine, Rabies and
Bordatella vaccine and microchip!
AJAC is open Tuesdays through Saturdays 10am to 3pm.
previous owner stated that she is housebroken, sits, stays, and is
good with kids. She prefers to be an only dog and will be a very
loyal companion to anyone lucky enough to choose her.
Location:
Apache Junction Animal Control
725 E. Baseline Rd. (Between Idaho and Tomahawk)
Apache Junction, Arizona 85119
Phone: (480) 983-4405
Please visit "Friends of Apache Junction Animal Control"
Facebook page for updated information
Adoption Fee is $80 and includes spay, 5-1 vaccine, Rabies and
Bordatella vaccine and microchip!
AJAC is open Tuesdays through Saturdays 10am to 3pm.
| Black Lab/Pit Mix, Sophie is an amazing dog and needs to find a new home as soon as possible. Unable to keep as new job requires travel. This dog is great, a perfect companion. She loves to run, swim, and play all day (but she'll also let you sleep all day if you want o!) She loves other dogs and children (preferably children over 6). She loves to be loved and will let you pet her all day. She does not bark, lick or beg - unlike any dog I've ever known. She is very submissive. Inside dog but needs a yard to run around in, NO APARTMENTS. She is kennel trained. If interest please reply to e-mail and we can set up a meeting. Will require home check before letting her go. $100 rehoming fee. (480)772-1189 (call or text) or at klcrackel@yahoo.com. |
