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Meet Hazelnut

Hazelnut is heartworm positive, which is the most important thing to know before meeting this dog. memphisanimalservices.com lists Hazelnut as female "Mixed Breed (Medium)" and 7 years old.

Hazelnut is also noted as a staff favorite. Anyone interested in Hazelnut should ask what the heartworm-positive status means for care.

To ask about Hazelnut's personality, health and adoption steps, contact memphisanimalservices.com.

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Staff Favorite · Heartworm Positive

About Hazelnut’s reported breed

Mixed breed

Listed as Mixed Breed (Medium)

Mixed-breed dogs vary in personality and activity level. The shelter's notes about this dog's behavior, routines, and preferences are the best starting point for getting to know them.

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Hazelnut

BreedMixed Breed (Medium)SexFemaleAge7 years
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