Snuggle Up Sunday!

As animal lovers, we wanted to offer places that have pets looking for Fur-Ever homes an opportunity to be spotlighted. As we are all located in different areas of the US we thought maybe this would help get the word out. 
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Meet Juju!

Juju is an adorable mixed breed dog! She is just under 5 years old and weighs in at 29#. Juju was owner surrendered to us after a change in life circumstance for her owner. 

Juju is an absolute sweetheart who we believe would love a more quiet, relaxed home. It's not a requirement by any means, but it's just the type of home we think she would thrive in! She loves to be close to her humans and is a snuggler! Juju is potty trained and a well behaved girl.

Juju is a NO cat kind of girl! She does get along with other dogs and has been great with all the puppies we recently had here! Juju is a food guarder, so if there are any other dogs in the home, they would need to have their own space for feeding times. She also seems good with kids that have been here at FCAC to see her; although she did not live with kids in her previous home. 

Juju is spayed, current on vaccines, heartworm negative and on monthly preventatives. Her adoption fee is SPONSORED for an approved applicant!

The first step in our adoption process is to submit an application which can be found directly on our website: www.fultoncoanimalcenter.org

Once submitted our staff will review and then contact you to set up a meet and greet! If it's a match, you can take her home home on the same day. If there are any other dogs in the home, we require a meet and greet here at FCAC to make sure they are a good match. 

CLOSED Sunday & Monday 
11-5 Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
11-6 Wednesday
11-4 Saturday

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