A4833362 Lexi | Terrier / Poodle Mix, A4833364 Buster | Spaniel Mix
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2015-05-24

A4833362 Lexi is a genial 10-year-old white female Terrier mix who came to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center as an owner surrender with Buster [A4833364] on May 22nd. A bit overweight at 30½ lbs, Lexi is a happy girl who, despite having official “senior” status, also has a perfectly puppy-like spirit! Lexi is affectionate and tail waggy with people. She is also very happy-go-lucky when in the company of other dogs—especially her best buddy Buster, whom she was dropped off with at the shelter. Lexi walks well on leash, shows signs of being housebroken, and is just too darn cute with that snowy white and curly coat (she looks just like a stuffed animal come to life!). Since she and Buster are a bonded pair, we would love to see the two charge full speed into the future together as a team. But since she is such a sweet, loving, family-ready lady, we know that she will fit well into a forever family on her own, as well.



A4833364 Buster is a personable 11-year-old black male Spaniel and Long-Haired Chihuahua mix who came to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center as an owner surrender with Lexi [A4833362] on May 22nd. A bit overweight at 21 lbs, Buster is a friendly guy who, despite having official “senior” status, also has a perfectly puppy-like face! Buster is affectionate with people and especially enjoys receiving treats from them, which is a good sign for future training (who said you can’t teach an old dog new tricks?). He also gets along very well with other dogs: he arrived at the shelter with his buddy, Lexi, although they are currently caged separately due to the fact that she is female; and he is confident around new dogs large and small (we even saw him approach a sizable pit bull without fear!). Buster walks well on leash, shows signs of being housebroken, and is just too darn cute (with his bright-eyed, bushy-tailed looks!). Since he and Lexi are a bonded pair, we would love to see the two charge full speed into the future together as a team. But since he is such a cheery, companionable, family-ready fellow, we know that he will fit well into a forever family on his own, too.

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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