Riverside County Doberman Jack Urgently Needs a Home: 3-Year-Old Listed Underweight and At Risk
At the Western Riverside County Animal Shelter in Jurupa Valley, California, a Doberman Pinscher named Jack has been flagged by Animal Services as an at-risk animal in urgent need of help: about 3 years old and underweight, he is looking for an adopter, or a rescue group that can take him in first.
According to the Riverside County Animal Services adoptable-pet listing, Jack is a male, black-and-red Doberman Pinscher, about 3 years old and weighing about 45.5 pounds. He has been at the Western Riverside County Animal Shelter (6851 Van Buren Boulevard, Jurupa Valley) since Oct. 15, under animal ID A1942151. The listing notes that he is underweight and flagged as an at-risk animal in urgent need of help; rescue organizations able to take him in can contact [email protected].
Adoptions at Riverside County shelters are first come, first served in person, and pets cannot be reserved by phone or email. Residents who want to adopt should bring identification to the shelter and refer to animal ID A1942151. The shelter can be reached at (951) 358-7387; opening hours and adoption fees are posted on the department's website, rcdas.org.
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：待领养的杜宾犬 Jack（登记编号 A1942151），河滨县动物服务局发布。/ Photo: Jack (animal ID A1942151), a Doberman Pinscher available for adoption, released by Riverside County Animal Services.
