A5022885 Leslie | Shetland Sheepdog Mix
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2017-01-15

A5022885 Leslie is a curious and observant 6-year-old red-and-white female Shetland Sheepdog (aka Sheltie) mix who entered the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on January 3rd as a stray from West Covina. Weighing 19 lbs, Leslie is good on leash, shows signs of being house trained, and has a medium energy level. At the shelter, she spent a lot of time in the yard with her nose to the ground, sniffing and trying to keep track of everything—normal working-dog behavior! She was also interested in people, but her main interest was keeping track of the other dogs (her sheep!) in the yard. She has one smallish mammary mass on her tummy which will need to be checked out by a private vet.  Given that she’s a working dog, we think she’ll do best as an indoor pet for an active individual or family—one who’ll make sure she’s kept busy and rewarded and who will appreciate her intelligence.
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Address: 4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
Phone: (626) 962-3577
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