Romeo is a male Terrier mix. He came in as a stray and it is believed he had a caring owner at one time, since he is already neutered and looks like he has been living a good life in a home of his own up until now.
Romeo is friendly, definitely handsome, and is ready for adoption. He should, however, be the only dog in the home. Don’t let that sway your opinion: watch his video below to see how sweet and loveable this cuddlebug is! He wasn’t named “Romeo” for nothing!
Read more about Romeo at his Petfinder link below: http://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/23862773
Scrooge is another dog that came to the shelter as a stray. He is a big sweet Rottweiler who was in pretty bad shape when he first arrived. It was a bad year for fleas, and his skin was dry and itchy from scratching for so long. Scrooge is just a loyal guy who is patiently waiting for his forever home.
Here is Scrooges Petfinder link: http://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/24831895?rvp=1
If you would like to adopt Romeo, Scrooge, or any of these other great dogs, like pretty German Shepherd Peppercorn, sweet Pit Bull Terrier Mork and his darling pal Mindy, or Chief, who has been at the shelter for far too long so needs out now, please contact the Richland County Dog Shelter.
You do not have to be local to adopt any of the dogs at the shelter; however you will need to submit an application. Please email the Richland County Dog Warden at richlandcountydogs@yahoo.com to request an application, or visit the shelter.
Contact information:
David Jordan, Richland County Dog Warden
810 North Home Rd.
Mansfield, OH 44906
Phone: 419-774-5892 or 419-774-5893
Email: richlandcountydogs@yahoo.com
See more dogs on the RCDW Facebook page.
Note: Examiner is having some issues with hyperlinks working properly, so in order for my readers to be able to open the links to see the dogs, some full links have been included in this article.
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