June 2010 (Page 2)

Big Double A Pet of the Week – River

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On: June 7, 2010

Visit Petfinder.com for more information on this German Shepherd River is about a year old and weighs 51 pounds. She is a little timid but friendly. She is learning to walk on a leash and is catching on fast. She was picked up with her friend Rex. River has beenContinue Reading

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