Sam needs a home

Submitted by admin on Wed, 2009-07-08 16:42


This Gentle Giant is a HANDSOME BOY !!


Sam is a three year old German Shepherd / Lab cross Neutered male. Update on rabies and distemper and is heart worm negative. He is a light blond color and weights about 75 pounds and is HIGH energy and needs active people.
He is a very affectionate dog with a good disposition. Loves to go for leash walks -- but does need some training in the leash walking department. Loves to go for rides in the car and loves to play ball and run around the yard. He does well with other dogs so he could go with another dog in the house hold, no cats or small toddlers but older kids 15 years and up are OK. His previous owner has moved and cannot take him so Sam is looking for a loving caring responsible home that will KEEP HIM for good. If your interested come and meet Sam at the shelter or call MHS 781-335-1300 or email masshumane@aol.com. 07-07-09


Home without cats preferred      Home without children (< 5 yrs old)

SAM is up-to-date with routine shots, house trained and spayed/neutered. 


 



 

Born in Perth, Western

Submitted by cer.se1 on Mon, 2010-02-15 07:22.

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