This week on Adopt-A-Pet, meet Terry from Orange County Animal Services .
This handsome big-brown-eyed man appears to be a Mastiff and Labrador Retriever mix. He’s on the chunkier side but he loves going on walks. He’s on the more active side but is still a couch potato and looks forward to cuddling up on the couch with you.
Orange County Animal Services estimates that Terry is about two years old. He is neutered, house-trained and heart-worm positive but Orange County Animal Services begins the treatment.
Terry would probably do best in a household without cats or livestock. He’s a big fan of tennis balls and squeaky toys.
Terry is also fully sponsored which means you can take him home for free.
To learn more about Terry , as well as Orange County Animal Services , listen to the Adopt-A-Pet on-air segment below!
https://chapelboroaudio.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/2022/July/12/Adopt%20A%20Pet%20OCAS%20TIANI%20SCHIFANO%20TERRY.mp3
Photo via Orange County Animal Services
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