Pets
Dog Rescued From Hoarders Looking For New Morris Co. Home
The pup is currently at the Parsippany Animal Shelter, awaiting his new home.
PARSIPPANY, NJ — It's been a rough time for Milo recently: before coming to the Parsippany Animal Shelter, Milo lived in a hoarding situation in neighboring Hunterdon County. Now, he's ready for a forever home.
Milo is a young adult Parson Russell Terrier. "He has made a lot of progress and is getting more comfortable every day. He is sweet and would do well with an outgoing dog to show him the ropes," the animal shelter says,
Milo is neutered, up to date on vaccines, and in the process of being housebroken.
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For more information on Milo, call the Parsippany Animal Shelter at (973) 263-7083. The shelter is located at 1069 Parsippany Boulevard, and is open Monday-Friday 3-5 p.m., Saturday-Sunday 9 a.m.-12 p.m., or by appointment.
About 200 dogs were found in what officials described as a hoarding situation in Kingwood Township last month. Many of the dogs were in need of medical attention, and several were pregnant. Read More: Madison Shelter Rescued Nearly 200 Neglected Dogs
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Many of the dogs will need forever homes, like Milo. You can find other adoptable dogs from the hoarding situation on the St. Hubert's website.
Editor's Note: Patch does not have additional information on Milo. Please contact the shelter at (973) 263-7083
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