A gentle, large breed, sweetheart JIM Dobie mix

Awesome Jim, Gentle, large breed, sweet, kind, young becoming a Doberman mix as he grows! Rescued from Apple Valley Shelter, he came in and is so chill, so relaxed, hanging out, relaxing by the side of the pool, couch, potato watch a nice movie, chill under your feet while you’re working, go to the beach, watch the seagulls, have lunch With your friends, go for a car ride and chill. That is Jim! Super loving, sweet just terrific if you’re looking for a large breed best friend Jim is it! Approximately a year old, maybe 60 pounds. I mean, just check out his freedom pictures. Just chilling. Dress him up he is happy to oblige. Jim was a huge favor at the shelter and a huge favorite by LBWF and all his Doggie friends Rescued from Apple Valley Shelter,. Jim is a favorite. He is kind and loving. Gentle. Wants love love, love. New post. Really not sure of his breed. He’s a real mix of fabulous. He’s very gentle. He’s super cool loves car rides, loves people and dogs and going for walks. Great couch, potato great friend. He’s a perfect angel if you’re looking for your Besty. He just snuggles with all the volunteers. He’s just Super easy. He is great with dogs. He is kind. He is good on a leash. He is always happy , he’s perfect. He has The most gorgeous brindle suit, smiling face, happy personality, and look at those amazing kind and loving eyes, neutered and ready to go into their forever, loving homes. He would love to go for walks, loves to run around and play, hiking, visits to the beach and coffee shops with you. He is neutered, up to date on vaccinations, micro-chipped. If you are interested in adopting him or one of his friends, please go to www.lindablairworldheart.org and fill out an application. Click on the drop-down menu then click on adopt and then adoption process. LBWF rescue property is in ACTON, CA where the dogs enjoy large play yards and love! Follow us on Facebook/Linda Blair Worldheart Foundation Twitter and Instagram@LindaBlairWF Your donations help us save CA pets lives