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Meet Charlie! Charlie is an active senior looking for his very own people to love! Charlies favourite things- cuddles, walks, playing, walks, gardening, and laying in the sun. Charlie needs someone who’s home lots and wants a best friend to do everything with. He is a very calm, happy, gentle boy who loves care rides. If you are looking to give the best boy all your love, please fill out an application or stop by the shelter during open hours to meet him.

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About Me

  • Days in care: 29
  • Approximate age: 12 years old
  • Pet Type: Dog
  • Breed: Pit Bull Terrier / Belgian Shepherd - Malinois
  • Colour: Tan / White
  • Weight: 33 kg
  • Sex: Male
  • Location: BC SPCA Parksville-Qualicum Beach, Parksville B.C.
  • Animal ID: 607506
  • Spay or neuter surgery is included with the adoption of all dogs, cats and rabbits.
  • Adoption fees

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