Shiba Rescue of New England
Animal rescue in Scituate, Massachusetts
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Scituate, MA 02066Hours of Operation
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Adoptable Pets at Shiba Rescue of New England
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Takara
Shiba Inu
Female, 12 yrs 9 mos
Scituate, MA
House-trained
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If for any reason, you find that you cannot keep your adopted dog, we will take it back, as required by our adoption agreement.
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