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Grant Co. Pet of the Week: Dennis

STAFF REPORT | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 1 year, 11 months AGO
by STAFF REPORT
| May 15, 2023 1:30 AM

Hey there, my name’s Dennis, and as you can see – I’m a charmer. I’m a little older than some of my friends here at Grant County Animal Outreach, but I’m filled with love and ready to keep you company. I’ve got a bit of German Shepherd in my background, but I’m mostly made of love from what folks can tell. I’m neutered and have all the shots a person might need, along with a microchip in my head – Yes. That’s right. I’m a cyborg. – I’d love to meet you and your family. Come see my friends and I at GCAO at 6725 Randolph Road NE in Moses Lake. You can also find more info by visiting grantcountyanimaloutreach.com or calling the shelter at 509-762-9616.

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