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Reported 8 months ago, updated 6 hours ago

Grumpy Female Dog

LOST PET ID: 69497577

Spring Hope, NC 27882

Pitbull mixed with German shepard. She is 12 years old. Has been microchipped but don't know the number to it or where her paper work is at.She is very verbally when comes to try to pick her up after catch her by hand(she will do a loud hollaring noise), and also very verbal of show teeth and bite you if try touch her collar, try to put ear cleaner into the ear, flea/tick/worm topical or of itch spray sprayed onto her for the itchy hotspots, and sometimes when take her to the vet for shots, grooming or whatever , they have sometimes put a muzzle on her to keep from biting anyone. also of doesn't take to a leash, and of she is skiddish(not much of like people and doesn't like loud noises including thunderstorms). She does love a good blanket to curl up on or a soft bed pillow or a dog bed. She spent most of live outside in dog pen and a few years ago we bring her in the hse from part of tree fell on top of her pin. She is due her updated shots especially the rabies shots and was supposed to gone to Riverside Veterinary in Rocky Mount, NC for that. Proceed with caution if see her since she can take off to run. With her gone this long, it's no telling where she is at by now or if somehow someone caught her and took her off with them or whatever since it was the Labor Day Weekend and people of where traveling

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