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Name: Dottie Wo Lbs
Brand: Animal Control and Welfare Project, Inc

Boxer

Hinton, WVAvailable for adoption0 views

Meet Dottie. This sweet little blue eyed bundle of love is looking for a new home. Her mom is a boxer mix and her daddy is unknown. Dottie is enjoying her foster home, playing with the other and dogs and cats, but would love to find her forever home.

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Sex: female
Age: 4 m · Puppy
Size: medium · 40 lbs
Listed: August 7, 2026

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Animal Control and Welfare Project, Inc

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Hinton, WV

(855) 984-7387

acwp@acwp-wv.org

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We are a 501c3 foster/donor/volunteer based organization with very limited resources. Our county does not have a shelter so the longer a foster spot is occupied, the more dogs we have to turn away. If we cant take them from our ACO, they are killed. We have developed a great rescue network but s/n and education is the solution to problem.