The Animal Compassion Team (ACT) foster and adoption program has been waiting all week to introduce Cliff:
“Could sweet Cliff be any cuter?” asks his foster person, Riley Hardison.
Cliff is a 8 to 10-month-old mix of German Shepherd and Cattle Dog. He has a very calm and cuddly personality and has loved everyone he has met.
On Friday, Sept. 8 from 2 to 6 p.m. at PetSmart in the River Park shopping center in Fresno. If he’s not adopted today, Cliff will be in attendance at the Madera District Fair, where a big adoption event will take place on Saturday and Sunday.
If you think Cliff is the boy for you please call or text Riley at 1(559)267-3607 or reach her via riley.hardison@icloud.com.
He has also been great with every cat and dog he’s been introduced to. He is great in the car and on a leash, as well. Cliff adores to be snuggled up in your arms and to give kisses.
He is about 35-45 pounds right now and will be about 50-55 pounds when full grown. He is neutered, micro-chipped, and all up-to-date on vaccines.
Animal Compassion Team is a nonprofit animal rescue organization whose goal is to save as many homeless pets as possible. We are volunteer based organization and receive no funding from local government.
We believe that all dogs and cats are as individual as adopters and make great effort to help match your family with the pet that is best suited for you.
Through lifelong commitments and healthy fulfilled lives we believe pets are able to become the best they can be and amazing relationships are built.
Read about other dogs featured in Sierra News Online’s ACT Dog of the Week series, here.
