Opie

Age:

56

Breed:

Terrier

Sex:

Male

Status:

Available Foster
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About

Opie who was once named Greg, from the Brady Bunch. He was adopted as a puppy but his parents who used to work from home are now back working at their offices. Opie didn’t like being suddenly left in a crate so long every day! So, this sweet gorgeous friendly boy is back with Pet Search looking for a furever home.
He is neutered, micro chipped and UTD.
Opie is a super friendly boy and loves dogs, cats and people. His favorite things, besides food, are bones, bully sticks and stuffies. He is happy to play outside in the yard or cuddle up on the couch, he’s a big love bug. Also he prefers sleeping on you in bed, he thinks he’s a 65 lb lap dog!
DOB 9/16/2021
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https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PAPS/Dog
Pet Search
KL 3301
Washington PA 15301

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Adopters agree to provide lifelong care, including proper nutrition, medical attention, and a safe environment, while ensuring the pet is not rehomed without prior notification to the adoption agency.

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