OTTER

Does OTTER resemble someone you know? Maybe a certain puppy (or two) who once called PAC home... Well, meet Otter This 2-year-old pittie mix was found as a stray in St. Charles back in March, and he’s been making quite the impression ever since. And honestly... he’s starting to grow right into his face—and looking like a perfect blend of TWO PAC alumni... Otto and Chevy. Around the kennels, staff have been treated to his very passionate attempts at singing—somewhere between a husky howl and his own original remix—especially when Simba and Nyla start their duet. Right now, Otter is on leash restriction due to heartworms. This means he’s carrying some extra pent-up energy, which can show up as kennel reactivity. But don’t let that fool you—outside of the kennel, he is a completely different dog. Once he’s out, Otter is all about the love. Belly rubs, attention, and being close to his people... that’s his happy place. He’s also medium energy, walks well on leash, is partially potty trained, food motivated, and already knows sit and shake—a smart boy who’s trying hard to do all the right things. So if you’re stopping by, please don’t judge him by what you see through the kennel door—ask staff to take him out and meet the real Otter. You just might fall in love.

Does OTTER resemble someone you know? Maybe a certain puppy (or two) who once called PAC home... Well, meet Otter This 2-year-old pittie mix was found as a stray in St. Charles back in March, and he’s been making quite the impression ever since. And honestly... he’s starting to grow right into his face—and looking like a perfect blend of TWO PAC alumni... Otto and Chevy. Around the kennels, staff have been treated to his very passionate attempts at singing—somewhere between a husky howl and his own original remix—especially when Simba and Nyla start their duet. Right now, Otter is on leash restriction due to heartworms. This means he’s carrying some extra pent-up energy, which can show up as kennel reactivity. But don’t let that fool you—outside of the kennel, he is a completely different dog. Once he’s out, Otter is all about the love. Belly rubs, attention, and being close to his people... that’s his happy place. He’s also medium energy, walks well on leash, is partially potty trained, food motivated, and already know

Does OTTER resemble someone you know? Maybe a certain puppy (or two) who once called PAC home... Well, meet Otter This 2-year-old pittie mix was found as a stray in St. Charles back in March, and he’s been making quite the impression ever since. And honestly... he’s starting to grow right into his face—and looking like a perfect blend of TWO PAC alumni... Otto and Chevy. Around the kennels, staff have been treated to his very passionate attempts at singing—somewhere between a husky howl and his own original remix—especially when Simba and Nyla start their duet. Right now, Otter is on leash restriction due to heartworms. This means he’s carrying some extra pent-up energy, which can show up as kennel reactivity. But don’t let that fool you—outside of the kennel, he is a completely different dog. Once he’s out, Otter is all about the love. Belly rubs, attention, and being close to his people... that’s his happy place. He’s also medium energy, walks well on leash, is partially potty trained, food motivated, and already knows sit and shake—a smart boy who’s trying hard to do all the right things. So if you’re stopping by, please don’t judge him by what you see through the kennel door—ask staff to take him out and meet the real Otter. You just might fall in love.