Meet Fafa!

 
She’s a beautiful 6-year-old German Shepherd and, honestly, she’s a perfect angel. She’s incredibly kind, gentle and affectionate, and absolutely loves being with her people. Whether it’s going for walks, playing outside or simply relaxing by your side, Fafa just wants to be part of the family.

 
She’s an active girl, so a home that can give her regular exercise, playtime and mental enrichment would be ideal. She also loves companionship and would do best with someone who is home more often than not.

Fafa would be wonderful with children and would make a lovely family companion. She would do best as the only dog in the home so she can soak up all the love and attention. She has also lived with cats before.

 
If you’re looking for a sweet, gentle girl who is ready to be someone’s best friend, come meet Fafa anytime Mon-Sun, 11:00 AM – 6:00PM at the Ontario SPCA York Region Animal Centre at 16586 Woodbine Avenue in Stouffville. She really is a special one!

 
hi! I'm Fafa (delayed Adoption)

Sex
Female

Age
6 years and 5 months

Weight
32 kg

Colour
Black

Location
Stouffville

Animal ID
243017

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