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Meet Charlie

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Say hello to Charlie Bear!

This affectionate guy is SO ready to be loved on and show you why he’s so special!

Charlie is one of those dogs people meet that everyone falls in love with. He doesn’t pass up any chance to give all of his people the full body leans so he can soak up even more attention than he’s getting. He has a habit of rubbing up against the staff/volunteers like a cat!

He is a very fun and playful dude, and will make your sides hurt with laughter as he rolls and tumbles his way around with his favorite toys. He loves to go go go, and would adore an active home that can provide him with fun outlets to get his zoomies out!

Charlie is excellent at fetch and would love a friend to play with.

Charlie also LOVES food, and is easily motivated to learn new skills and tune up his manners with the right training. Positive Reinforcement is his game, and he sure is the STAR!

Interested? Charlie is ready to find his home! Drop by the shelter during adoption hours to meet him, Tuesday-Sunday, 12-3pm (closed on Mondays).

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About Me

  • Days in care: 32
  • Approximate age: 3 years old
  • Pet Type: Dog
  • Breed: German Shepherd / Husky
  • Colour: Black / Sable
  • Approximate Size: Large
  • Weight: 32.9 kg
  • Sex: Male
  • Location: BC SPCA West Vancouver, West Vancouver B.C.
  • Animal ID: 606535
  • Spay or neuter surgery is included with the adoption of all dogs, cats and rabbits.
  • Adoption fees

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