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    HSS Pet of the Week: Meet Spice Girl

    March 27, 2015No Comments
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    Sedona AZ (March 27, 2015) – Spice is a sweet young gal of 2 years old. Spice ended up in the shelter with her sister Sugar when their beloved owner, who had raised them since puppyhood, lost his battle with PTSD. 20150327_HSS_Spice_GirlThe girls were so scared and luckily Sugar found her Furever home, but Spice is still waiting. Spice is a very playful and loving lady, who is great around children and babies too. She just needs to be in a home with no felines. Spice has had a Ruff road, won’t you be her happy ending?  Spice is spayed, fully vaccinated, has a fancy micro-chip and her adoption fee has been sponsored by a generous donor! All she needs is – YOU!

    www.HumaneSocietyOfSedona.org • 928.282.4679

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