A4803500 Tiger
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2016-05-15

Tiger is a charming 6-year-old brindle male Pit Bull who was left at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center by his former owner on March 2nd because they no longer wanted him. Weighing 76 lbs, Tiger has quickly become a staff and volunteer favourite. He has a low-key demeanor and a low energy about him; he likes to slowly amble on the leash, taking his time when going for walks. He has affectionately been called the “Buddha Dog.” Tiger doesn’t need a lot of activity to be happy, as he is perfectly content lounging next to you. We think he would make a perfect couch potato companion. Tiger is a little reserved when meeting other dogs, but as long as he gets appropriate introductions, his tail is wagging in no time. He also has shown signs of being housebroken. Tiger has a mass the size of a tennis ball on his right flank that needs to be examined by an outside veterinarian. Tiger will make an awesome indoor companion for just about anyone in any living situation; he would even thrive in an apartment due to his low-energy nature.

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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