Monica Reed

Wet Nose Wednesday…Meet Sesame!

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Wet Nose Wednesday…Meet Sesame!

Meet Sesame!  Sesame is 3 year old hound mix.  Sesame is sweet but shy, but that’s because she’s been living on the mean streets for sometime!  Sesame is a sweet girl.  She will warm up and trust…she will take some time though.  She is a good girl, pretty low key.  She is the type of dog that wants to live a quiet life with someone she loves.  You’ll have to have a little patience with Sesame.  She will need to be micro chipped but is spayed.  She is ready to meet her new family and go to her new home.

If you want more info on Sesame, 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.

Check out Sesame’s pics and video!!

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