This week's Dorchester Paws visit brings us "Sugar," a five-year old Lab-Retriever mix with lots of love and energy to give. Sugar is sweet, like her name and good with dogs, kids and car rides. Photo: 92.5 Kickin' Country/Saga Communications
Sugar is as sweet as her name! Click here to meet her!
This week’s Dorchester Paws visit brings us “Sugar,” a five-year old Lab-Retriever mix with lots of love and energy to give. Sugar is sweet, like her name and good with dogs, kids and car rides. She also seems to be house-trained! Sugar is looking for her forever home, so come see her at Dorchester Paws’ “Clear the Shelter” event this Saturday! To volunteer, foster or adopt Sugar or one of her friends at Dorchester Paws, visit www.dorchesterpaws.org. And check back here next week for more adorableness.
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