
Livy
Husky
Age
2 years 1 month
Gender
female
Size
Large
Weight
30.00 lbs
Age
2 years 1 month
Gender
female
Size
Large
Weight
30.00 lbs
Edwin Dimas
Pet Owner
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About Livy
Hyper, loving, husky. She isn't potty trained and is really hyper, which is why she's free.
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