A5095563 Hercules | Pit Bull
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 29/09/2019

A5095563 Hercules is a cooperative 2-year-old brown brindle and white male Pit Bull who was surrendered by his former owner to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on July 25th for unknown reasons. Weighing 72 lbs, Hercules is a sporty athletic guy who would love to go for walks and hikes with you. On leash he’s pretty good and responsive to his handler. He also shows signs of housebreaking and already knows sit. Although his cropped ears give Hercules a tough look, our volunteer said he’s a sweetheart and very gentle and loving. He’s non-reactive to dogs and might be a good buddy for another large dog in the home with proper introduction.  The shelter is recommending an adults only home at least until he’s had more training and learns manners since he is a big dog and doesn’t seem to know his own size. At 2 years old, he’s the perfect age for more focused training and bonding with his forever person.

HERCULES’ VIDEO: https://youtu.be/b6mrw_jL7Oc
  
For more information on this pet, contact volunteer UHA adoption coordinator Viri at (626) 318-2038 or vfloera@gmail.com


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Address: 4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
Phone: (626) 962-3577
Website: http://1.usa.gov/1oB6G0p

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