Hershey
by Great Pyrenees Rescue Team
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Our escape artist has officially been adopted. He loves his Lab buddy and hanging out in his huge yard. We wish Hershey and his family a wonderful life together. This was his story:
This is Hershey. We are pretty sure he is a Golden Retriever cross. He's four years old and comes from a family who didn't feel they were the right fit for him. He wandered but that's what Pyrs do. He'll need to go a family with a fully-fenced yard of a minimum of five feet.
He is great with children, people and other dogs and is an an overall sweetheart. He's been neutered but is presently recovering from the removal of a cyst from his tail. The dressing will have to be changed daily and he'll have to wear the cone until it has healed.
Adoption Pending
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