Harley-quinn - Female Puppy American PitBull Terrier for Adoption in Caldwell County, NC
American PitBull Terrier × American Akita
Adoption Fee
$25
Age
11 months
Gender
female
Size
Large
Weight
4.00 lbs
Age
11 months
Gender
female
Size
Large
Weight
4.00 lbs
Jessica Benedict
Pet Owner
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About Harley-quinn
She is definable one of the more mild mannered pups out of a liter of 9!she has an extremely sweet disposition!
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What is the adoption fee for Harley-quinn?
The adoption fee for Harley-quinn is $25.00. This fee typically covers vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and health checkups. Contact the owner for more details.
Where is Harley-quinn located?
Harley-quinn is located in Caldwell County, North Carolina. Arrange a meet and greet or discuss adoption procedures with the owner.
Is Harley-quinn good with children?
Yes, Harley-quinn is reported to be good with children. However, we always recommend a supervised introduction period to ensure compatibility with your specific household.
How can I contact Harley-quinn's owner?
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