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Meet Kilo

Meet Kilo! Kilo is a handsome, loving boy who came to PAC with his sister, Nala (our sweet little hippo!), after their family surrendered them due to their thirst for adventure. After spending seven years in the same home, Kilo is still adjusting to this big change. New surroundings can be overwhelming, so we're asking potential adopters to give him a little grace, patience, and time to settle in. Once comfortable, Kilo is a friendly, affectionate guy who enjoys cuddles and playing with his toys. He's crate trained, potty trained, knows `kennel` and `paw,` and has experience living with children and other dogs. Kilo would love an active home where he can enjoy adventures with his people. He would also prefer a female canine companion. Seven years is a long time to call one place home. Kilo deserves the chance to find that feeling again. Could you be the person who helps him start his next chapter?

Could Kilo be your senior soulmate?

Reach out to St Charles County Humane Services and mention Kilo’s name — they’ll confirm availability and walk you through next steps.

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Kilo

BreedSiberian HuskySexMaleSizeLargeAge7 years
  • Senior status confirmed
Contact St Charles County Humane Services directly to ask about Kilo — they’ll confirm availability and next steps.

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St Charles County Humane Services
4850 Mid Rivers Mall DriveSt Peters, MO 63376

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(636) 949-7387

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