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My basic info
Breed
Labrador Retriever
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn
Age
Puppy
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Meet Shiloh!
Breed: Formosan Mountain Dog/Lab Mix
Gender: Female, Spayed
Age: 3-Month
Weight: 6 lbs
Dogs: Good with dogs
Cats: Good with cats
Kids: Good with kids
Housebroken: In training
Crate Trained: N/A
Leash: N/A
Energy Level: Medium
Shiloh is a lovely girl. She was found when she was around one-month old. So small she had just begun to open her eyes. She and her three siblings were wandering around in an industrial sized garage dump facility. The condition was dirty and dangerous. Large construction vehicles meant to transport large amounts of trash would frequently endanger Shiloh and her siblings. With no trace of her mother, the sisters instinctively stuck together and kept away from danger. However, they soon began to starve without the nourishment of their mothers milk, it’s hard to imagine how incredibly helpless they were.
Our rescuer is no stranger to places like the garage dump Shiloh was found in. Neglected dogs frequently occupy these places. They have either been dumped here or ended up here while scavenging for food. Luckily for Shiloh and her siblings, our rescuer had found them and quickly took them to the vet. While there, she has been checked and treated for ailments. They also tested for heartworms and treated for ticks and fleas as well as any common disease. Shiloh is now a healthy pup ready to find her forever home.
Of her siblings, Shiloh is the baby. She enjoys being cuddled and pet. She is very food driven which often causes her to fall asleep with a full belly. We are looking for a loving family that understand the responsibility of raising a puppy like Shiloh. Your home will be a welcome change for her compared to the dirty conditions she had been accustomed to. She is ready to join your family, to not have to worry about her next meal, whom she can trust, and to understand who she can call her family.
To see more pictures and videos of Shiloh, please visit our website www.adoptgair.org/a-shiloh
If you are interested in Shiloh, please fill out the adoption application www.adoptgair.org/adoptionapplication
