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Meet Charmer

Everyone, meet Charmer, one of the cutest little old pitties around! He's about 10 years old and he is ready for you to take him home and help him live out his golden years in style and comfort. He is curious out in the play yard, often returning to his handler for pets and attention. He is all business out on a walk. He has some serious speed and energy while on leash, making it seem like he's lived a life where he enjoyed leading the way for all to follow. He allows all touch and he's becoming more treat motivated. While he does love to burn energy, he also is happy to snuggle up and soak up all the love there is out there. Come meet Charmer today at Front Street, open daily from 12-5.

Could Charmer be your senior soulmate?

Reach out to City of Sacramento Animal Care Services and mention Charmer’s name — they’ll confirm availability and walk you through next steps.

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Charmer

BreedPit Bull TerrierSexMaleSizeLargeAge10 years
  • Senior status confirmed
Contact City of Sacramento Animal Care Services directly to ask about Charmer — they’ll confirm availability and next steps.

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City of Sacramento Animal Care Services
2127 Front StreetSacramento, CA 95818

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(916) 808-7387

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