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Meet Kiyoshi

Why I'd make a great companion: ~Ruff! My name is Kiyoshi and I weigh 55 LBS! ~I'm a little bit shy at first, but with treats, love, and gentle affection, I'll open up and be as bright as a light! ~Once I warm up I’m a high-energy, high-volume dog with a PhD in Enthusiasm and a minor in `accidental tooth contact.` ~I may not hear you calling my name, but I will hear the sound of a treat bag from three rooms away! ~Come and visit with me today! Type of home I'm looking for: ~A home with lots of TLC! ~I have a medical disclosure for deafness. ~I'm looking for a home with older children, over 8 years old. ~My adoption fee is: SPONSORED BY HILL'S PET NUTRITION!

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Kiyoshi

BreedAustralian Cattle Dog/Blue HeelerSexMaleSizeMediumAge8 years
  • Senior status confirmed
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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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