BRUCE WAYNE

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Foster needed for 18-month-old neutered male Lab/Shepherd mix "Bruce Wayne"

Background: Holy Havanese, Batman! This beautiful young Labrador mix named "Bruce Wayne" is on the kill list for Monday morning at 6:30 AM at the Stanislaus shelter in Modesto. Found as a stray, he has just run out of time at the shelter... and, due to overcrowding, the shelter is forced to reduce the population. Just awful.

What Our Evaluator Says: With his pearly white teeth, he weighs in at nice 66 lbs. He came into the shelter as a stray and a lil scared but no more! His personality now shines through... seeking affection, melting into gentle pets, and showing just how loving he really is. He is easy to handle, calm and easy on leash, gentle taking treats, patient and cooperative for photos, friendly meeting another male dog. He’s just a young boy with so much love to give. I feel he would be a good family dog!

What Bruce Wayne's Rescue Rep Says: We have Bruce Wayne on a "stay of execution" for a few days so long as we get him into a foster home.  He has a lot of energy so a capable handler is needed.  No idea how he is with cats.  Probably best that he not go to a foster home with small children, until we learn more about him.  We do not know if he is crate-trained or house-trained.  Lots of exercise will help this get settle in.  

Medical: In fine health.  Neutered, current on vaccinations, microchipped.   

Located In: Modesto.

If you can foster Bruce Wayne, please contact Rescue Rep Dave at david.c.ely@sbcglobal.net

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