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ARRF has two Greek Kokonis/Spaniel dogs for adoption, Bailey and Riley. Both have been through some hard times. When they were found, they had been abandoned and were scared, hiding, and malnourished. They can still be shy but have come a long way in two months.
Both are neutered males. Bailey is one and a half years old, and Riley is eight months old. They are microchipped and cream and white. Bailey weighs 13 lbs. and Riley weighs eight lbs.
Now that they are safe and properly cared for, they have found playing is fun! With time, they will each become your best friend, as they have done with their foster mom.
They are potty trained, crate trained, and are learning to walk nicely on a leash. They would love to find a home together, but they can be adopted separately and would do fine if separated. ARRF believes they are a rare breed called Greek Kokonis. They look like small Spaniels. It was necessary to shave them when they were found, but their hair will continue to grow long and silky.
To meet either boy, contact Brande by phone or text at 619-636-1866.
Meet Riley
ARRF has two Greek Kokonis/Spaniel dogs for adoption, Bailey and Riley. Both have been through some hard times. When they were found, they had been abandoned and were scared, hiding, and malnourished. They can still be shy but have come a long way in two months.
Both are neutered males. Bailey is one and a half years old, and Riley is eight months old. They are microchipped and cream and white. Bailey weighs 13 lbs. and Riley weighs eight lbs.
Now that they are safe and properly cared for, they have found playing is fun! With time, they will each become your best friend, as they have done with their foster mom.
They are potty trained, crate trained, and are learning to walk nicely on a leash. They would love to find a home together, but they can be adopted separately and would do fine if separated. ARRF believes they are a rare breed called Greek Kokonis. They look like small Spaniels. It was necessary to shave them when they were found, but their hair will continue to grow long and silky.
To meet either boy, contact Brande by phone or text at 619-636-1866.
We have an application contract (plus an adoption fee) and a process to find the very best match between a pet and their adopter. We want both you and our dog(s)/cat(s) to be happy with the match.
ARRF will always spay/neuter all pets prior to adoption as well as give them all shots and provide any medical treatment necessary to make sure they are healthy to the best of our ability and knowledge.
We have an application contract (plus an adoption fee) and a process to find the very best match between a pet and their adopter. We want both you and our dog(s)/cat(s) to be happy with the match.
ARRF will always spay/neuter all pets prior to adoption as well as give them all shots and provide any medical treatment necessary to make sure they are healthy to the best of our ability and knowledge.
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Web Site:http://www.arrfsandiego.org/
For up-to-date information:
Email: Arrfsandiegoweb@gmail.com
We support a variety of efforts to protect and defend our furry friends. Our goal is to provide connections and solutions for pets and the people that work with them.
Our commitment is to find the need and fill it with our “grass roots” approach at getting pets, products and people supported.
Web Site:http://www.arrfsandiego.org/
For up-to-date information:
Email: Arrfsandiegoweb@gmail.com
We support a variety of efforts to protect and defend our furry friends. Our goal is to provide connections and solutions for pets and the people that work with them.
Our commitment is to find the need and fill it with our “grass roots” approach at getting pets, products and people supported.
More about this rescue
ARRF (Animal Rescue Resource Foundation) is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit organization working to assist the rescue community, educate the public, and support low cost spay/neuter efforts. We do all we can to help end the suffering of lost and/or abandoned pets.
ARRF (Animal Rescue Resource Foundation) is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit organization working to assist the rescue community, educate the public, and support low cost spay/neuter efforts. We do all we can to help end the suffering of lost and/or abandoned pets.