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Oliver Queen (I've Already Found a Home)

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 Male 

| Great Pyrenees Mix 

| Mead, 

CO

$800 Adoption Fee

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Oliver Queen's Story

Oliver is a 12-week-old, male, Great Pyrenees mix. He’s your standard Great Pyrenees and embodies what we all love about the breed. He’s independent yet affiliative and he likes to talk. He’s almost human. It would not surprise me if he ends up on a Instagram with his own account showing off his vocabulary. He joined MHCR with his mom and brothers from a high intake shelter in New Mexico. Oliver is looking for a home with a large, fenced in yard. Adopters should be mindful of the sweet, loyal, yet independent nature of the Great Pyrenees.

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