Featuring Tropic
Goes by:
Tropic
I'm a:
Dog
Gender:
Female
Looks Like:
Mixed Breed, Large (over 44 Lbs Fully Grown)
Primary Coat Color:
Brown
Estimated Age:
5 Year(s)
Weight:
50 Pounds
Reference Num:
8183
Location:
Foster Home
What We Think We Know About Tropic
Meet Tropic, a delightful dog with a wiggly demeanor that is sure to brighten your days! This smart girl has excelled at learning her basic commands and will gladly show you her skills in exchange for a snack. She enjoys car rides, lounging peacefully in the backseat or gazing out the window. She's also a born water-dog who loves splashing around in the pool! If Tropic's joyful spirit and charming skills have captured your heart, you won't want to miss meeting her!
Sheltered Paws is providing this pup with a leash, collar, durable chew toy, snacks and a rebate certificate good for a training class. You can pick your trainer and Sheltered Paws will rebate back to you an amount up to but not to exceed $100.00.
To meet our available animals, visit our Northside shelter locations any day between 1-6pm. If their location is listed as foster, email [email protected] to schedule a meet and greet.
About Us: Cincinnati Animal CARE is proud to serve Hamilton County for its humane society needs. We are responsible for the county's dog warden and animal control services. We strive to keep people and pets together and to help stray animals find their future families.
Sheltered Paws is providing this pup with a leash, collar, durable chew toy, snacks and a rebate certificate good for a training class. You can pick your trainer and Sheltered Paws will rebate back to you an amount up to but not to exceed $100.00.
To meet our available animals, visit our Northside shelter locations any day between 1-6pm. If their location is listed as foster, email [email protected] to schedule a meet and greet.
About Us: Cincinnati Animal CARE is proud to serve Hamilton County for its humane society needs. We are responsible for the county's dog warden and animal control services. We strive to keep people and pets together and to help stray animals find their future families.