Pet of the Week: Marcus (Chino Valley Animal Shelter)
Originally Published: March 28, 2022 7:07 p.m.
Updated as of Monday, May 9, 2022 4:59 PM
Hi, my name is Marcus, and I am an approximately 3-year-old Schiller Hound mix. I am very energetic, and I need a family that will take time to teach me basic manners.
I love kids but I may knock over the very little ones. I do OK with other dogs, but we are unsure how I feel about cats.
If you want to meet me, call the shelter at 928-636-4223, ext. 7, to set up an appointment.
Information and photo provided by the Chino Valley Animal Shelter.
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