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Dining Chair

Puppy
Female
Medium

Mixed Breed

About Dining Chair

Racine, WI

Breed

Mixed Breed

Physical Traits

Puppy

(less than 1 year)

Female

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Behavior

House-trained: No

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Dining Chair’s Compatibility

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Dining Chair's Story

Mixed Breed | Female | 4 months | 22 lbs | Adoption Fee $550 Requirements: None Meet Dining Chair from the Types of Chairs litter! This little cutie is ready to wiggle her way into your heart! Full of puppy charm and silly antics, this little one is equal parts cuddle bug and tiny explorer. She is already doing great with kennel training and working on her house-breaking skills. With love and patience, she is sure to ace them in no time! Dining Chair loves all people and animals. She will fit in wherever she goes! If you think she is a good fit for your family, apply to meet this sweetie today! ***Please inquire ONLY through our website: www.woofgangrescue.com*** DATCP 402490

Mixed Breed | Female | 4 months | 22 lbs | Adoption Fee $550

Requirements: None

Meet Dining Chair from the Types of Chairs litter! This little cutie is ready to wiggle her way into your heart! Full of puppy charm and silly antics, this little one is equal parts cuddle bug and tiny explorer.

She is already doing great with kennel training and working on her house-breaking skills. With love and patience, she is sure to ace them in no time!

Dining Chair loves all people and animals. She will fit in wherever she goes! If you think she is a good fit for your family, apply to meet this sweetie today!

***Please inquire ONLY through our website: www.woofgangrescue.com***

DATCP 402490

Our Mission

Woof Gang Rescue, Inc. is a non-profit, no-kill, all volunteer dog rescue organization serving the Wisconsin and Illinois areas. We are dedicated to rescuing dogs left homeless for whatever reason – primarily focusing on dogs in public shelters where they are at high risk of euthanasia due to pet overpopulation, dogs given ...