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Meet Max

After being adopted from the shelter as a puppy 8 years ago, Max spent his life as a beloved family dog. Sadly, when the family’s second grandchild was born and developed allergies, Max was relinquished and forced to live outside. He wasn’t used to being outside, and it was incredibly dangerous with Coyotes, and other elements. Max even got out and neighbors found him simply waiting by the door, hoping to be let back inside. All he wanted was to be indoors—where he could find shade during the day, warmth at night, and a safe, comfortable place to rest. Max is a sweet, gentle guy who is human-friendly, dog-friendly, and kid-friendly. After 8 years of being part of a family, he deserves to spend his golden years inside with people who will love and care for him the way he’s always deserved.

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Max

BreedTerriers (Medium)SexMaleSizeMediumAge8 years
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Shelter & rescue

Love Leo Rescue
Los Angeles, CA

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