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Celine
Rat Terrier: An adopted dog in Memphis, TN
Both rattie girls were totally overwhelmed by their animal control experience and literally spent the first three days in their foster home sleeping off the trauma, rising only to eat and go outside briefly to do their business.
Celine suffers from flea allergy hair loss, but is on preventive. Her hair and skin are clearing up after her 'spa' bath. Celine is heartworm negative and has been de-wormed. She is micro-chipped, spayed, ...
More about Celine
Spayed/Neutered • Up-to-date with routine shots • House trainedCeline's Contact Info
Real Good Dog Rescue, Memphis, TN
- 901-276-7751
- Email Real Good Dog Rescue
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- For more information, visit Real Good Dog Rescue's Web site.
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