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Brandy (adoptable)

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 Female 

| Jack Russell Terrier Mix 

| Arvada, 

CO

$600 Adoption Fee

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Brandy's Story

Brandy is a little, 3-4 month old, female, Jack Russell Terrier mix. This spunky little thing recently joined MHCR with her siblings when they were found as strays in a small town in Texas. Brandy is great with dogs and she would prefer to live in a home with one or two. She is vocal girl and doesn’t love being left alone (another reason we think she’d enjoy living with another dog). Brandy is doing quite well with her house training when kept on a consistent scheduled too!

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