About Red

Red is beginning to be at risk. He is primarily Lab, but obviously mixed with a red colored dog. DNA testing is way beyond what I can afford. He's gorgeous red and looks like a Lab. He also resembles a Redbone Hound, except for ears and activity. He's a hang around family more than a hunting dog. Red was tossed onto the interstate. A finder kept him in their yard briefly. He had no microchip or collar. He was adopted. Adopter's son said his mother is allergic, and he needs to leave immediately. I can't let a dog go without an application. Application is a must. Fee is negotiable to an adopter who has the means to love and care for Red. My home is full of dogs waiting for a home. I'm 69 years old with health problems. Taking on another dog is beyond my capacity. Our Memphis Shelter is high kill. Surrendered dogs are euthanized the following day. The Bartlett Shelter won't take Red since he was technically abandoned outside city limits. Please help Ol' Red, fond nickname from Blake Shelton song. Red has had shots, scheduled for neuter, heartworm negative. On Heartgard and Advantix II For prevention of pesky parasites. No worms. Call or text Linda Hunter 901-338-8931 [email protected]

Shelby County
Bartlett, Tennessee 38135