Adams County Pet of the Week: Andorian
STAFF REPORT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 years, 1 month AGO
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Meet Andorian. Andorian came in with ringworm but is on the mend now and done with his medications. He’s got a bit of a bald spot as a result but he’s completely healthy and ready for a chance to find a home with a loving family or go on adventures with a single pup-parent. He’s about four months old and a little on the shy side for now. For more information about Andorian or his kennel pals at Adams County Pet Rescue, call 509-488-5514 or visit the shelter online at www.adamscountypetrescue.com. The shelter is located at 1961 W. Bench Road near Othello.
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