Will Buddy Be Your New Buddy?

Adopt Dog Buddy. Oasis Animal Rescue

UPDATE:

Buddy has now been placed in a new home by Clarington Animal Services.

UPDATE:

Buddy’s bad luck continued recently when he was abandoned in front of Clarington Animal Services (tied to the door wearing a choke collar!). Alas, the search for a caring and responsible adoptive parent/family continues!

For more information on Buddy, you can either contact Clarington Animal Services (call 905-623-7651) or scroll down this page to complete and submit the contact form.

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Adopt Dog Buddy. Contact Oasis Animal Rescue

Buddy is a young dog, no more than 2 years of age, and is up-to-date on all of his vaccinations.

Dog Buddy - For Adoption

He is full of energy, playful and thoroughly enjoys romping with other big dogs. He is definitely not a fan of cats or small animals. We would not recommend Buddy be placed in a home with young children and suspect that a residence with lots of property and room to roam would be a good fit for this lovely boy.

Apartment and condo living are not ideal for a dog this size unless the owner in residence is prepared to spend a considerable amount of time walking, jogging and “hanging out” with Buddy.

Will Buddy be your new buddy?

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If you, or someone you know, is interested in adopting dog Buddy into your home, please contact Oasis at 289-385-6293, or complete and send this contact form:

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