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**Boots is available for foster to adopt local to the South Okanagan area while he awaits his neuter procedure**

Meet handsome Boots! He was surrendered due to no fault of his own. Boots previously lived with a calm small breed dog. He is timid in new situations but with patience and a tender approach, he is sure to come out of his shell! Boots is looking for a calm, quiet home to settle down in. If he sounds like the cat for you, please submit an application online or contact 250-493-0136 for further information.

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