Make Spot king of the castle

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Spot is a fun and spunky boy. He is highly trained, knows more than just your basic commands, walks great on a leash and absolutely loves his walks and to run. Spot is about 2 years old, and has great energy for an active family. Spot is house trained, crate trained and up to date on vaccines and preventatives.

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Spot is dog selective, and could require multiple dog meets to determine if someone could be his new best friend. However, he would not mind being the only king of the castle. Spot has not been cat tested, and would be best suited for children over 8 years old due to his puppy energy. For questions, email grgrescueinc@gmail.com.

To apply for Spot, visit https://adopt.animalsfirst.com/animal/67127c1415865988d6010a65/67145d04cbb72863630c0105

Meanwhile, the Hunks for Hounds 2025 charity calendar is for sale. Proceeds benefit local organizations and initiatives that ensure the well-being of animal companions. The cost is $25, including shipping. Call 215-990-5753 or go to https://philadoptables.org/news/2025-hunksforhounds/ ••

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