Hannah A4777914
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 23/11/2014

A4777914 Hannah is an unforgettable 1-year-old brown-and-black female German Shepherd mix puppy who was found in Azusa on November 19th and brought to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center. Underweight at 43 lbs, Hannah is a simply stunning girl with a super-sweet disposition. If Hannah could speak our language, we think she would have a sad tale to tell. She came to the shelter with a bloody collar embedded in the skin of her neck. The veterinarian here removed this collar, and Hannah is now recovering well from the wound. Unfortunately, though, we suspect that she has spent most of her life tied up outdoors, neglected, with little to no socialization. Despite this poor treatment, she is is loving and affectionate with people (even dispensing rounds of gentle kisses) and non-reactive to dogs of all sizes. Her spirit seems anything but defeated; instead, she remains curious about the world and retains her puppy energy. Hannah is ready to put her rough years behind her, meet her forever human(s), and learn the training basics all young ones need to grow into happy and healthy adults. She will be a fun, loving, and rewarding indoor pet for a special individual or family looking for a deserving dog who, with attention and affection, will be quite the loyal companion animal. She will be happiest in a single-family home—preferably one with a yard where she can run and play her favorite games.


To Check on this Animal Please Contact the Baldwin Park Shelter!
4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
(626) 962-3577
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