NEW and ADOPTED! A5608479 Brazil | German Shepherd/Finnish Spitz
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2024-02-26

#A5608479 Brazil is a compact cutie with a big smile! We think she’s part Finnish Spitz with a long haired curly tail and short legs. At 28 pounds she’s smaller than a typical German Shepherd. Her fur is brown, black, thick and pretty.
-happy go lucky girl!
-athletic - medium energy will enjoy daily exercise
-ready to party - outgoing curious social 
-smart sweetie already knows sit and down!
-good buddy for any kind of activity or adventure you’re up for
-seeks affection from new people and his handler
-vocal with dogs, saying hello but also ‘back off’ but we think with proper introductions she will be okay with dogs
-had a cold and may need a health waiver on adoption but her energy was good and she seemed to be feeling fine when we met her
-needs practice on leash, will jump up pretty high
-just 2 years
-spayed and ready to go home
-came to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center as a stray on February 15


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Address: 4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
Phone: (626) 962-3577
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