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2371 days ago

We would like to adopt a mature dog

Graham from Takapuna

Our beardie/border collie cross Jessie died one year ago and is dearly missed. We now feel ready to have another dog but because we are old we do not want to buy or adopt a puppy. If someone's circumstances were changing and they could no longer look after their dog then we would be interested in taking care of their pet.
Ideally we would like to adopt a mature dog of simlar breed and size. A dog about six years or older would be good. We have a fully fenced section and have had dogs all our lives.
Please contact Sheila on 094894389.

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