A4949101 Regan A4949093 Lucy Sky
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2016-05-14

Lucy Sky is a movie-star-cute 9-month-old tan spayed female Border Terrier mix puppy who was left at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center with Regan [A4949101] by her former owner on May 13th because they were moving and did not take their dogs with them. Weighing 16 lbs with a projected adult weight of about 20 lbs, Lucy Sky is a classic puppy: she is kissy, wiggly, and ridiculously adorable. Her former owner said that she gets along well with small children, is learning housetraining, walks well on a leash, gets along well with other dogs, and is starting to learn obedience skills. Lucy Sky will make a fabulous indoor companion for just about anyone in any living situation, especially a family with children.

Regan is a movie-star-cute 9-month-old tan neutered male Border Terrier mix puppy who was left at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center with Lucy Sky [A4949093] by his former owner on May 13th because they were moving and did not take their dogs with them. Weighing 14 lbs with a projected adult weight of about 20 lbs, Regan is a classic puppy: he is kissy, wiggly, and ridiculously adorable. His former owner said that he gets along well with small children, is learning housetraining, walks well on a leash, gets along well with other dogs, and is starting to learn obedience skills. Regan will make a fabulous indoor companion for just about anyone in any living situation, especially a family with children.

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