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Looking for a forever home, Kelowna SPCA Pet of the Week

Looking for a forever home, Kelowna SPCA Pet of the Week | iNFOnews.ca

Lou

If you love the beagle breed you'll love Lou.

He is a young, exuberant, and playful dog. He is true to the breed because when he gets walked, he just puts his nose down and goes.

We do not know anything of his background except for what we have observed in the short time he's been with us. We know he loves his toys and running around in our large backyard.

Lou will need a family who is very active as he will not be content in just hanging around in the yard for extended periods of time.

Please, if you are considering adopting this boy, either have experience with the beagle breed, or do right by both Lou and yourself and do extensive research.

He will be a great family companion for the right guardians.

Please ask the Kelowna SPCA staff for a backyard meeting with Lou.

Animal ID # 343964 

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