Chickie

A721021
American Staffordshire Terrier Mix
Female
1 year 6 months – 39.80 lbs.
Brown Brindle and White Color
Humane Society of Broward County

About

My name is Chickie (ID 721021) and I'm 1 ½ years old. I may look different, but don’t you think I deserve a loving home?  I came from another shelter, so my past is a bit of mystery.  When I was born my one leg was much shorter than the others and the vet said it was best to amputate it.  I've learned to get around ok; I just need help getting into and out of car.  I’m a sweet gal, but a bit shy at first, so a calm, patient owner is what I need.  If you have a dog at home, a meet and greet can be arranged. Here is what some of the volunteers have said about me: “Chickie is a very sweet girl. She loves being pet but was a little timid while we were out in the yard. She was eager to go back inside. She walks well on leash, appears housebroken, very loving, and plays interactively.”   Can I be your new BFF? Thanks to Dolly's Dream they have kindly paid my adoption fee, and I get to go home with goodies to help me settle in from the Pet Boutique. To meet me, visit www.humanebroward.com and complete the pre-adoption application.  The adoption kennels open daily at 11 a.m. and if you have any questions call 954-989-3977.

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