Meet Ziggy the Senior
I'm going to the Home for the Holidays Gala on 11/7! If you are interested in adopting me, I'll be ready to go home on 11/8. Hi everyone, I'm Ziggy! I'm a 14 year old, neutered, Pit Bull Terrier that weighs 44lbs. I'm a sweet boy that loves giving cuddles. If you're looking for a affectionate and gentle companion to fill your life with abundant love, who also happens to be a big coach potato, look no further! My friends here at PHS say I'm a golden oldie, but don't let my age fool you. I enjoy going on walks. I have plenty of pep in my step and I can be as playful and silly as some of the younger pups. Before officially going home with you, I would love to meet everyone in the household, including any resident dogs, so come on over and bring everyone! I'm so excited and ready to meet you all! Ziggy #A0941035 I recently went on a few sleepovers with a PHS Volunteer! Here's how I did: Ziggy did great during his sleepovers! He also did well with his foster's grandkids (ages 8 and 10). He's potty trained and had no accidents in the home! He enjoyed walks around the neighborhood and is a total couch potato. His favorite cuddle spot is the couch. His foster also noted that he can do stairs but a bit wobbly and needs a little assistance. Ziggy is a sweet and affectionate boy!
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