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Quick Bio
Status: Available
Age: 5 years
Breed: PitBull Mix
Weight: 50 lbs.
Potty Trained: Yes
Crate Trained: Yes
Dogs OK: Yes, gets along with most dogs
Cats OK: Yes
Kids OK: No

Medical: Some arthritis in rear legs due to old injury
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Miss Gia found herself at the local shelter as a stray. She graduated from the Paws & Think Youth Training program and was adopted. Sadly, the resident dog did not get along with her and she was returned to the shelter. 
Gia is a very stoic lady. She doesn't get overly excited and to be honest, is the queen of RBF. Because of her temperament, she was described as "depressed" at the shelter. She was placed on the urgent list and was next up for euthanasia. Shelter volunteers put out a plea on social media for a rescue to save her. We couldn't resist.  Welcome Gia.
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