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Meet Papucho a sweet 2-year-old with a heart as big as his head. This guy would be great with an older family who can put up with his bulkiness and need for attention. His soft coat will lead you to squeezing that mushy face all day.
Watch his visit to the studio here.
To learn more about Papucho or to start the process of taking him, you can email niko@fmas.org
Pet of the week is brought to you by Rockingham Emergency Veterinary Hospital.
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