Kamara - Courtesy Posting
by Midland OSPCA
(Midland, Ontario)
What a beautiful boy!
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We are happy to report that Kamara has found his forever home. This was his story...
Kamara is a Great Pyrenees mix, approximately 2 years old. He is a neutered male. He was surrendered to the Midland OSPCA in August 2011. Kamara would do best in a quiet home with a mature family who is familiar with his breed and can help him come out of his shell to become the devoted companion he has the potential to be.
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