Dec 16 2011
Sophie
Sophie is a Chihuahua that was rescued from the shelter earlier this year. She needed surgery and has now been fixed and is ready for adoption. Sophie loves women and would make a great dog for a woman who wants company. She is up to date on her shots, heartworm negative, has all her vaccinations and is housetrained. If you would like to meet Sophie or any of our other fine animals for adoption, please contact Friends of Animal Rescue at (956) 772-1171.
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