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URGENT on 3/31 SAN BERNARDINO

Maltese

Male, 3 yrs 1 mo

San Bernardino, CA

Size

(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less

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*** COURTESY SHELTER POSTING *** Please contact the shelter for further information on this pet, as our email address only reaches our volunteers who courtesy post the dogs in this shelter to help them find homes (we have not met the dogs). Call (909) 384-1304 to check current availability and obtain further information on this dog. PER SHELTER WEBSITE: Once you find an animal you like, and if the animal is available for adoption, you can come in during our walk-in hours of 11:00am-4:00pm, Tuesday-Saturday. If the animal is not available call in for more information at (909) 384-1304 to be placed on an interested party list. Maximum of 3 interested parties per animal. Please note, the last adoption meet and greet must be concluded by 4:30pm to be able to complete the adoption process. DATE THIS DOG BECOMES AVAILABLE AND URGENT: MARCH 31ST PET ID#: A563747 AGE OR ADDITIONAL NOTES: 3 YRS ***SAN BERNARDINO ANIMAL SHELTER*** 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408 Phone: (909) 384-1304 Adoption Fee: $70 + spay/neuter cost (varies by weight, typically $55-100 SHELTER HOURS: Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM http://www.ci.san-bernardino.ca.us/cityhall/police_department/animctrl/adoptions.asp These dogs are TIME SENSITIVE. Will you save their life? After a 96 hours hold (less if they were surrendered by their owners) they become URGENT. They need adopters or they will face euthanasia. So many adorable, deserving dogs can lose their lives every week. Remember - dogs in the shelter may be stressed or scared. It's a stressful place to be, and some are very frightened. They may not always show their true personality - please don't pass them by - give them a second chance at life!

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