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Meet Huckle (& Loki)

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Meet Huckle! This sweet guy and his brother Loki are looking for their forever home together. Huckle is a little more hesitate around new people, but after some patience he loves to show his full personality. He loves to be pet and play with all of his toys especially tennis balls.

Huckle is looking for a home that will take both him and his brother as they are a package duo. They take a lot of comfort in being together and having a forever best friend. They are looking for a home without young kids or small animals. Huckle and Loki need a home that can keep up with the active lifestyle that they dream of having.

If Huckle sounds like the right fit for your family, please follow the steps below to fill out an application.

Visit our centre to learn more about their ideal match, and apply to adopt in person; or Submit an online application and staff will contact the first suitable adopter to set-up a visit!

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About Me

  • Days in care: 33
  • Approximate age: 3 years old
  • Pet Type: Dog
  • Breed: Border Collie / Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler
  • Colour: Blue Merle
  • Approximate Size: Medium
  • Weight: 35.7 kg
  • Sex: Male
  • Location: BC SPCA South Okanagan/Similkameen, Penticton B.C.
  • Animal ID: 565330
  • Bonded With: Loki (& Huckle)
  • Spay or neuter surgery is included with the adoption of all dogs, cats and rabbits.
  • Adoption fees

Compatibility

Important: The history and compatibility of an animal is not always known. If certain compatibility criteria have been identified, they will be listed here or in the animal's description.
  • Staff Pick Staff Pick
  • House Trained House Trained
  • No Small Children No Small Children




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