A4781772 Sarge
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2014-12-28

A4781772 Sarge is a sweet 8-year-old brown-and-black male German Shepherd who was found in Monrovia and brought to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on December 5th. Weighing 77 lbs, Sarge is puzzled by how he ended up in the shelter, and is eager to be with people who will pet him and give him attention. He walks politely on leash, may be housebroken, and is non-reactive toward other dogs. With the grace and intelligence typical of German Shepherds, Sarge is responsive to his handler and people focused. He will be a relaxed and devoted companion to join you on leisurely walks or to keep you company at home. Sarge arrived at the shelter with an injury to his back end from which he appears to have recovered, but he should be evaluated by a vet to ensure he is fully healed. Sarge will be a loyal and loving best friend to an individual or family living with adequate space for a larger dog. 



To Check on this Animal Please Contact the Baldwin Park Shelter!
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