Sanctuary Adoption Search Dogs Woody
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Adoptable Male Retriever, Labrador/Mix
Adoptable Male Retriever, Labrador/Mix
Adoptable Male Retriever, Labrador/Mix
Adoptable Male Retriever, Labrador/Mix
Adoptable Male Retriever, Labrador/Mix
Adoptable Male Retriever, Labrador/Mix
Adoptable Male Retriever, Labrador/Mix
Adoptable Male Retriever, Labrador/Mix
Adoptable Male Retriever, Labrador/Mix

Adopt Woody

Dog, looks like
Retriever, Labrador/Mix
Age
Senior, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Male
Color
White
Size
Medium
Location
Sanctuary
This Hurricane Harvey survivor is always extremely wiggly and happy. Woody enjoys attention and cuddling with his friends once he has time to bond with them. He loves to play with toys and enjoys learning new tricks through training. Swimming in the pool is his favorite summer time activity and in winter he loves romping through the snow. He has done well with dogs the same size or bigger than him at Dogtown, though he takes a bit to warm up to new dogs. He does require someone with dog experience because he can guard his food and toys at times. He would love to meet any potential new dog housemates at the Sanctuary.
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