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BESSIEMy name is Bessie and I am the new cattle dog at the animal shelter. It's kinda like a ranch up here on the hill. I fit in pretty well, and the folks up here take me on hikes and give me treats for just being cute. I am a young adult girl with gray and black coloring. I am learning to walk on a leash but do my best on the trails. I am not what you would call an alpha dog, I prefer to just hang out with the others and go with the flow. I get really excited when people come to visit. Oh, I am not much of a talker. I would rather get your attention with my fancy dancing.
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BLU***ADOPTION PENDING***
Blu is a 7 month old female, Blue Heeler. She is full of energy and spends the whole day trying to get the other shelter dogs to play with her. Blu had a loving family that had to make the hard choice to give her up to find the perfect home. She was outdoors during the day but kennel trained for night time indoors. Blu is very affectionate with the shelter staff and eager to learn new things. -
HAZELAre you looking for an easy going dog for your retired lifestyle? Can you just picture a loving dog at your side while you are sipping your coffee and reading the morning newspaper. Meet Ms. Hazel, a large mixed breed female. She is just turning seven and her hobbies are going on walks, playing catch, and carrying around fuzzy toys. She was an emotional support dog with certificates to back it up. Her previous family loved her dearly but hard choices had to be made for Hazel's sake. She is very playful and loves to interact with visitors. Hazel just wants a new home, a soft bed and an adoring human of her own. Meet Hazel at the Moab Animal Shelter.
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OJOSOjos came to the shelter by a concerned Moabite. Ojos is an adult male cattle dog mix. His piercing blue eyes reach all those that connect with him. He is most likely four years of age. Ojos is about as low key as it gets. He gets along with other dogs and is always watching the shelter folks. He has gotten big praises about his walking manners. Come take him out for the day.
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SNOOPYDo you need a young dog that has so much love to give that he is about to burst. A young dog to call your own that already has manners and knows how to sit and come when you call? Gets along with other dogs and enjoys canine play time but would not do well in a home with cats.
My name is Snoopy and I am ready for some adventures. I am about 8 months old and boy, I am good looking. I am great on or off leash and will impress you with my tricks. I am very loyal and have so much love to give. Stop by the Moab Animal Shelter to meet me.
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SANDYGreetings, my name is Sandy and I am a puppy. An adorable, female heeler with just a few months under my belt. I am already okay with being on a leash and only pee a little when I am excited. I have been hanging out with Hazel, an older dog here at the shelter, and that is cool. She isn't my mom but she makes me feel safe. I have so much to learn and am excited about that. My shelter mom said I was going to start learning tricks. I am not sure what that means but I already have been practicing being cute and I got that one down.
