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Meet Skip

Sweet little Skip was surrendered for adoption when his owner could no longer care for him due to health challenges. He arrived with his beloved bonded companion, Fanny, and the two are inseparable—they must be adopted together. Skip has kidney disease and is eligible for a medical foster arrangement, if that’s something his future family prefers. Despite his condition, he’s an incredibly affectionate boy who simply needs a warm, comfortable place to call home. If you have space in your heart and home for two gentle senior companions, Skip and Fanny could be the perfect match. Consider completing an application and scheduling a visit to meet these sweethearts today. https://animalrefugecenter.com/adoption-application My ideal home: I need a calm, patient family to take care of me I'm good with: Most Other Dogs Young Children Older Children Men Women Date of birth March 2013

Could Skip be your senior soulmate?

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Skip

BreedShih TzuSexMaleAge13 years
  • Senior status confirmed
  • Last checked 6/27/2026
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Animal Refuge Center
18011 Old Bayshore RoadNorth Fort Myers, FL 33917

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📞 (239) 731-3535

✉️ sandra@animalrefugecenter.com

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