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Doe from the SPCA of Hancock County joined Jim Morris on TV5 News at Noon to introduce us to Pedro.
Meet Pedro. He came to us on 12/23/12 as an owner surrender because he did not get along with her cats, so he will need a home without cats and I would say small dogs as well. He does get along with some dogs, but of course we would have to do a meet and greet. He is a terrrier mix with possibly some Chow in him, very laid back and loving, doesn't bark at all and is about 40 lbs. He is all up to date on shots, neutered, microchipped, and ready to go to his forever home asap!
For more information on Pedro or others at the SPCA in Trenton call 667-8088 or check out:
www.spcahancockcounty.org
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