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Erie
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ID #:LACA-A-23687
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Breed:Terrier/Mix
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Color:Tan/Black
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Gender:Female
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Age:6 Years 1 Month
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Weight:32.8 lbs
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Location:Los Angeles
About Me
Meet Erie!
Erie is a sweet, light-brown Terrier mix who's ready to find her forever family! At 35 pounds, she's the perfect medium-sized dog — big enough for adventures and small enough to snuggle on the couch. She has a wonderful temperament and gets along great with kids, as well as both small and large dogs. Erie also knows basic commands like sit, stay, and lay down and LOVES playing tug of war with her dog toys.
One of her favorite things to do is go to the beach (who doesn’t love that?). Eerie would also make a great walking/hiking buddy for any active individual or family. If you're looking for a loving, playful, medium-size dog, Erie is the girl for you. She is fully vaccinated and microchipped meaning she is ready for a home today. Can Erie be your friend for life?
Come meet Erie at the spcaLA Pet Adoption Center, open Wed. – Sun. 11am – 3pm , no appointment needed. See you soon!
spcaLA volunteers and staff provide shelter pets like Erie enrichment and socialization through spcaLA’s HEAL Program. In the program, dogs also work on basic obedience and manners. To learn more, visit Erie at the the spcaLA Pet Adoption Center.
Visit spcaLA pet adoption centers during business hours to meet your Friend for Life! Save time by completing an application in advance. Applying does not guarantee or reserve an animal for adoption.
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All cats, dogs, and rabbits will be spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped before they go home. Shelter pets' breeds and ages are characterizations based on appearance, and are not meant to indicate or guarantee lifespan, temperament, disposition, lineage or actual breed. Pet profiles provide a very basic description of animals while in the shelter and may not contain all known medical and behavioral information about the pet. Please ask for more information when you visit the pet.








