Spencer is looking for his forever home because his owners can not afford to care of him. Spencer has some skin allergies and although his family loves him alot they cannot afford to keep him on his meds.

Spencer is good with dogs, cat and kids. He is currently living with both children and CATS! so would do well going into a similar home. He does enjoy other dogs and can go to the dog park but like all animals sometimes he isn't a fan of all dogs. This sweet little dog needs some love and TLC wont you give it to him?

Spencer is currently on medications for flea and enviromental allergies. He will need to be on tight flea control monthly and kept on a hypoallergenic diet.

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