A4863444 Charmaine | Miniature Greyhound Mix
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2015-08-09

A4863444 Charmaine is a damsel-in-distress 9-year-old reddish brown (with beautiful age icing) spayed female Miniature Greyhound mix who was surrendered to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on August 5th because her owners have lost their home, are living in their car, and have no way to continue feeding and caring for their beloved girl. Additionally, Charmaine’s sister, a Maine Coon cat named Simone [A4863447—see below], was surrendered at the same time for the same reason. Weighing 18 lbs, Charmaine is, quite understandably, anxious and frightened at being in the shelter, separated from her entire family. She is a gentle, cooperative girl. She walked well on leash for us, and she went nose-to-nose with other dogs her size but then sort of retreated, seemingly reluctant to engage when she had so much more important stuff on her mind. We can say she gets along with cats, of course, since her sister Simone (a girl!) can attest to that. Given how bonded Charmaine and Simone are, and their mutual history and newly lost human family, we’d absolutely love to see them exit the shelter together. If that can’t be, however, we feel certain that love, affection, and the warmth of people who care about her will encourage Charmaine to trust again and to let her inner-puppy shine through!      
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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