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Meet MOONSHINE

Meet Moonshine. This affectionate girl loves to head to the play yard and splash around in the baby pool. She's definitely a water baby! She's no shady lady! This girl has made a lot of friends among the volunteer dog walkers. She's described as super sweet, a big fan of pets and easy to leash and walk. She's looking for a home (no farms or ranches) with experienced owners who will provide consistent ongoing positive reinforcement training. Due to her size she'll do best in a home with older children and no small animals. Moonshine has the usual mild medical conditions associated with her senior status but is overall in good shape and ready to be your new best walking buddy and snuggly companion. Come in to Humane Colorado and introduce yourself!

Could MOONSHINE be your senior soulmate?

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MOONSHINE

BreedBloodhoundSexFemaleSizeLargeAge10 years
  • Senior status confirmed
  • Last checked 7/6/2026
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Shelter & rescue

Dumb Friends League
2080 S. Quebec StreetDenver, CO 80231

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