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Curly is black with a line of white/cream down his chest. His brown eyes look friendly but possibly a little sad at the same time.

Curly

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If you would like to find out more about Curly, or book a meet-and-greet with him, please complete our no obligation adoption application.

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Larry is black with a splash of white on his chest and just above his nose. He looks quite like a labrador but with the longer, floppy ears of a hound. His brown eyes are looking pleadingly in the direction of the camera.

Larry

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Moe looks happy and has his tongue hanging out. He is black with white on his chest in the shape of a bird with its wings spread.

Moe

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Harper is out on the grass and looks ready to play. Her blue eyes are striking against her black fur, though her snout, forehead and paws are white. Her chest is also showing some white but is covered up by her harness.

Harper

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Harper is a Have-A-Heart Fundraiser pet. Her additional fee helps The Animal League treat heartworm positive dogs. If you would like to find out more

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