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Labrador Mix Saved From Rural Shelter Up For Adoption In NJ
Klaus (Max) was set for euthanasia in a rural shelter. He'll get a second chance at life in New Jersey, but he is still looking for a home.
MORRIS COUNTY, NJ — It's a second chance at life for Klaus (Max), a four-year-old rescued from a rural shelter just before a scheduled euthanasia. Now, Klaus needs a forever home in New Jersey.
Klaus is a Labrador Retriever mix, and was rescued by Eleventh Hour Rescue. "Klaus is truly a gentle giant who loves all people, especially children. He is a big boy, but walks nicely on a leash and is very even-tempered," the rescue says.
The dog is house-trained and knows basic commands, and would make a good family dog. Anyone interested in taking Klaus home can visit www.ehrdogs.org or call 973-664-0865.
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Editors note: Please direct all inquiries to Eleventh Hour Rescue at www.ehrdogs.org or 973-664-0865. Patch does not have additional information on Kalus.
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