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Meet Thunder

Okay before we get started just understand I am an OLD MAN. I move slow(sometimes) and I enjoy stopping and smelling the flowers. My name is Thunder and I am 11 years old-and somehow I am STILL at the shelter. Don’t get me wrong I like my shelter friends but I would like a home to cuddle up in better. I have never known indoor life so it may take me a little bit to get used to. I don’t mind other dogs but not stinky puppies or the ones with soooo much energy. I’m a laid back guy, I don’t like to rough house or play so I don’t mesh well with those critters. I don’t mind cats though-they seem to be just like me and enjoy napping and cuddles more than anything. I am a very gentle boy that is ready for that FURever home to call my own.

Could Thunder be your senior soulmate?

Reach out to Golden Belt Humane Society and mention Thunder’s name — they’ll confirm availability and walk you through next steps.

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Thunder

BreedAlaskan MalamuteSexMaleSizeLargeAge11 years
  • Senior status confirmed
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Shelter & rescue

Golden Belt Humane Society
151 S Hwy 281Great Bend, KS 67530

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(620) 792-4297

directorgoldenbelt@gmail.com

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