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Wright City, MO

NAME: Hans 

AGE: 6 years 

SEX: Male 

WEIGHT: 15 lbs 

COLOR: Red 

COAT: Longhair 

UP TO DATE: Yes 

SPAYED/NEUTERED: Yes 

ADOPTION FEE: $250 + $10 microchip fee 

HOUSETRAINED: Yes 

SPECIAL NEEDS: No 

HOME W/ SMALL CHILDREN: Children must be 8+ years old 

HOME W/ OTHER DOGS: Yes 

HOME W/ CATS: Not tested 

MICROCHIP #: 0A12495D72 24PetWatch 

DATE HW PREVENTION DUE: 7^th of each month 

FOSTER HOME:  Kimberly,  jacobsmomma01@gmail.com

RESCUE #: 2012-12-27-01

BIO:

Hi everyone this is Hans and he’s 6 years old.  He has been surrendered twice to us, once by his owner who was moving and couldn’t take him with her and then again recently, due to no fault of his own.  You can clearly see what a beautiful boy he is, but don’t let his looks fool you, he’s also very smart.  He barks and gives you other cues that he wants to eat, play, go outside etc. 

Hans has a lot of energy so he enjoys going for walks and playing with his foster siblings.  He loves tugging on toys, wrestling, chasing them around, and will quite often get the zoomies.  He thrives on canine companionship so having another dog (s) who love to do the same things are a must for this boy and a condition of being able to adopt him.   Along with all of this he also loves to spend time with his humans, he loves to cuddle and will ask for belly rubs.    

Can you find it in your heart to open your home to Hans for the rest of his life?  He deserves to find someone who will love and keep him forever. 

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