A4884960 SCOOBY
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2015-11-01

A4884960 Scooby is a star-quality 5-year-old moca-with-white male Pit Bull mix whose owner left him and his best friend, Snooki [A4884959], at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on October 5th for no known reason. Weighing approximately 65 lbs, Scooby is a great dog all around. He walks well on leash, gets along with other dogs of all sizes, and is housebroken. He previously lived in an apartment, so he has good apartment manners, too, and he would be an excellent pet for someone who wants a larger dog but who lives in a smaller space, like a condo or townhouse. Although he is a large and athletic dog, he is remarkably calm and easy to handle; he wants to do whatever it takes to make you happy. Scooby is a genuine people-pleaser, and he and Snooki have become staff and volunteer favorites. While it would be great if he could be kept together with Snooki, they can be adopted separately. Scooby will be a devoted best pal in any loving household. 
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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