Stray SheridanAvenue
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Stray SheridanAvenue
AvailableStray SheridanAvenue is a young, female mixed breed dog, approximately 1 year and 3 months old. She is medium-sized and has an attractive red, chestnut, and orange coloring. Stray SheridanAvenue has been spayed and vaccinated. Located in Columbus, GA, she is currently waiting for her forever home.
About Stray SheridanAvenue
Stray SheridanAvenue was found on Sheridan Avenue without a collar or microchip, making her current status a bit of a mystery. Currently on a 5-day stray hold, her future relies on locating her rightful owner. If you think she might belong to you, please get in touch with Paws Humane Animal Services immediately. As soon as the stray hold period concludes, and if ownership isn't established, she will be available for adoption. This lovely medium-sized, young female dog, with a beautiful red, chestnut, and orange coat, is looking for her forever home. If you're interested in giving her a loving environment, keep an eye on her status once she becomes adoptable. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Stray SheridanAvenue
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Mixed breed dogs like Stray SheridanAvenue generally do well in a variety of living situations, whether that's an apartment or a home with a yard, as long as they get adequate exercise and socialization.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Stray SheridanAvenue will appreciate a good amount of outdoor space for playing and exploring, but she can also adapt to a smaller area as long as she's walked regularly.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Generally, mixed breed dogs can be great with children, and Stray SheridanAvenue is no exception. Her playful nature may match well with a family dynamic.











