A4867161 Otis | French Bulldog Mix
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2015-08-23

A4867161 Otis is an exceedingly loving 4-year-old white-and-black neutered male French Bulldog mix who came to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center from West Covina on August 16th. Weighing 28 lbs, Otis obviously is confused and needy in the shelter environment, which he shows by directing his sad-eyed gaze at you and, if he can, crawling into your lap immediately. He’s such a good boy! He walks confidently up to even much larger dogs with no problem, he gets along fine with his kennel mates, he walks with ease on leash, and he shows signs of being housebroken. Unfortunately, Otis has a tumor on his underside, right against his penis, that the shelter vet says is painful upon palpation and that we wince when we look at. He thus requires a medical waiver, and we’d like to see him get out and to an outside veterinarian very, very soon. Otis is so loving and so lovable that we think he’ll be perfect as an indoor pet for any individual or family who loves the marvelous French Bulldog personality and demeanor, and whose heartstrings cannot resist the pull of his immediate need for care.
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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