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My basic info
Breed
American Pit Bull Terrier
Color
Gray/Silver/Salt & Pepper - with White
Age
4 years 10 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
57 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
2000355288
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Age: 4 years
A little bit about Opie: - kids unknown, older recommended due to jumping and mouthing - cats / small animals unknown - no dogs in home required
Here to show you that pitties have big noggins (and bigger hearts), it`s Opie! Although he can be a bit nervous with fast movements, loud noises, and when meeting new people, once you`ve earned his trust you`ll be met with lots of cuddles, playtime, and the most adorable puppy dog eyes!
Since Opie can get quite excited for things like walks, he`ll need a patient family that can help him learn some better doggy manners and how better to redirect all of his energy! Luckily, Opie is very good when it comes to being able to play independently or with his people, especially when a ball is involved; just be ready for the fact that he`d rather chase and play ball by himself. He loves it so much, he struggles to come back in from the yard because ball is life!
Due to his history of not getting along with the other dog in his previous home, it is required that Opie be the only dog in the home. He`ll be sure to make up for it with all of the puppy kisses, wiggle butt, and fun you would ever need! So come say hello to Opie today if you`re missing a four-legged friend in your home!
Age: 4 years
A little bit about Opie: - kids unknown, older recommended due to jumping and mouthing - cats / small animals unknown - no dogs in home required
Here to show you that pitties have big noggins (and bigger hearts), it`s Opie! Although he can be a bit nervous with fast movements, loud noises, and when meeting new people, once you`ve earned his trust you`ll be met with lots of cuddles, playtime, and the most adorable puppy dog eyes!
Since Opie can get quite excited for things like walks, he`ll need a patient family that can help him learn some better doggy manners and how better to redirect all of his energy! Luckily, Opie is very good when it comes to being able to play independently or with his people, especially when a ball is involved; just be ready for the fact that he`d rather chase and play ball by himself. He loves it so much, he struggles to come back in from the yard because ball is life!
Due to his history of not getting along with the other dog in his previous home, it is required that Opie be the only dog in the home. He`ll be sure to make up for it with all of the puppy kisses, wiggle butt, and fun you would ever need! So come say hello to Opie today if you`re missing a four-legged friend in your home!
From our earliest beginning, Calgary Humane Society was more than a shelter. As Calgary’s first-established animal welfare organization, connecting the lives of animals and people while providing essential animal services to the community remains our central priority.
Today, Calgary Humane Society (CHS) shelters almost 5,000 homeless animals each year. In 1922 we set out to help as many animals as we can and we will continue to do so by fostering the values of respect, compassion, commitment, teamwork, integrity and innovation.
Our mission is to help as many animals as we can.
Our vision is using innovative strategies to lead, inspire, and educate in the humane treatment of companion animals, fostering an enlightened community that consistently demonstrates respect and compassion for all animals.
Our dream is a community where animals are valued, humanely treated, and live enriched lives.
Calgary Humane Society is committed to creating a better tomorrow through education and collaboration.
CONNECTING LIVES SINCE 1922
From our earliest beginning, Calgary Humane Society was more than a shelter. As Calgary’s first-established animal welfare organization, connecting the lives of animals and people while providing essential animal services to the community remains our central priority.
Today, Calgary Humane Society (CHS) shelters almost 5,000 homeless animals each year. In 1922 we set out to help as many animals as we can and we will continue to do so by fostering the values of respect, compassion, commitment, teamwork, integrity and innovation.
Our mission is to help as many animals as we can.
Our vision is using innovative strategies to lead, inspire, and educate in the humane treatment of companion animals, fostering an enlightened community that consistently demonstrates respect and compassion for all animals.
Our dream is a community where animals are valued, humanely treated, and live enriched lives.
Calgary Humane Society is committed to creating a better tomorrow through education and collaboration.
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