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2410 days ago

Awesome family dog looking for a new family to love

Catherine from Tauwhare

We have had Gypsy since Christmas 2018 after rescuing her from the vet. She is 4 years old and is a lab crossed with something (maybe retriever). Gyps tends to sleep most of the day, occasionally trotting out for food. She loves children, and is the ideal family hound. We are downsizing and moving back to town, which wouldn't be fair to Gypsy.
We want to find a lovely family who will love Gypsy as much as we and our grandchildren do. Rob can be contacted on 07-824 0839 after 4pm, Cathy can be contacted on 027 5354 721.

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