You might be surprised to find a pinniped residing in the Sonoran Desert, but we have our very own Seal at PACC! Ok, ok, ok... Seal is actually a dog, but he does have share some his important traits with his aquatic counterparts: - Whiskers and a soft velvety coat - A streamlined body for optimal performance - External ears - Extremely cute - Loves the water! Seal came to the shelter as a stray and his finder described as friendly with people and well- behaved around a cat. Here’s what staff and volunteers at the shelter have said: “We had Seal out in playgroup today and he really enjoyed the water! He likes to splash in the kiddie pool and sploot in the trough, like a, well, a seal!” “Seal was a pleasure to have out. On the way to the play yard he pulled a little but also liked to sniff. In the yard he explored with sniffing but when I called him he would immediately come over and cuddle. Very affectionate, well behaved, and friendly. He loved playing with a tennis ball and cooled himself in the pool in between sessions. Very good boy, looking forward to spending more time with him.” “I took Seal to the Dog of the Day yard. He is friendly and very affectionate. A pleasure to be with.” “Wow, Seal is a perfect little baby! Friendly in his kennel, very easy to leash up and walk over to a yard. In the yard he nuzzled his sweet little nose into my hand and climbed up onto my lap when invited. He gave me the sweetest little kisses. He's curious and friendly- a great boy!” Seal has been independent and tolerant when meeting other dogs in playgroup and would like to meet any resident dogs before heading home to ensure a good fit. Get your very own land Seal today!!