Monica Reed

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Wet Nose Wednesday…Meet Lilith!

This is Lilith!  She is a 2 year old Tibetan Spaniel!  Lilith is the most chill pup!  Her fur is the SOFTEST!!  Lilith would make a great companion!  You can adopt her and she will be your best friend!  She’s had a rough start in life, but her story doesn’t have to be that way!  Happy endings rock!

If you want more info on Lilith, contact the Montgomery County Animal Care & Control at (931) 648-5750 or visit 616 N Spring Street in Clarksville.  You can also find out more HERE.

RELATED STORY:  MCACC’s Military adoption event and half price adoptions this weekend! Click HERE to find out more info!

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