Foster Update: Kane is enjoying my pool he goes in swims and goes back and swims again he is young at heart and healthy. Loves chewing on large stuffed animals while laying on the kitchen Kundra bed . Great with all the dogs and puppies. Very loving , happy dog. If you need a swimming pal take Kane. 

Shelter Update:  We took Kane to our Oviedo location this past weekend and he did great!  He was so charming and silly.  Kane crawled into a crate that the puppies had been in!  There's a cute photo below!

Shelter Update:  We have recently learned that Kane loves water and wants to go swimming!  During the warm months, we buy kiddie pools and place them in the play yard for them to cool down in.  If you watch the short video, you'll see that Kane wants to swim so bad!

Kane is a the product of a broken home.  During the divorce, Kane's mother could not afford to keep him and brought him to us.

 

  

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