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Meet Candy Bar

Why I'd make a great companion: ~Ruff! My name is Candy Bar and I weigh 60 LBS! ~I may not be the type to rush up and say hello, but once I trust you, I have plenty of love to give! ~I love long walks, tasty treats, and sniffing everything I possibly can! ~Head down and meet me today! Type of home I'm looking for: ~A patient, loving home that will be generous with treats, but also will help me break out of my shy shell! ~I'm looking for a home with older children, over 10 years old. ~I'd love to meet all the dogs I could be sharing my home with before heading home. ~Let's get the whole crew together so I can meet all the kids before we make it official! ~My adoption fee is: SPONSORED BY HILL'S PET NUTRITION!

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Candy Bar

BreedRottweilerSexMaleSizeLargeAgeSenior
  • Senior status likely — age needs confirmation
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Arizona Humane Society - Campus for Compassion
1521 W Dobbins RoadPhoenix, AZ 85041

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(602) 997-7586

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