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Name: Church
Brand: Polk County Animal Control

Domestic Short Hair

JPV, FLNot available for adoption0 views

Church is a wonderful Domestic Short Hair who is looking for a loving forever home.

Personality & Traits

Coat Length: Short

What Church Needs

Ruh roh, not enough info has been provided to check compatibility.

Additional Information

Sex: male
Age

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1 · Adult

Size

medium · 10 lbs

Color

Black

Coat

Short

Listed

August 27, 2026

Adoption Fee

Fee set by Polk County Animal Control

Each organization sets the adoption fee for their animals. Adoption fees help cover the cost of this animal’s care as well as allowing the organization to help more animals.

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Great news — Church has been adopted and is settling into their new family. Browse our other pets to find your perfect companion.

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Polk County Animal Control

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JPV, FL

(863) 499-2600

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Polk County Animal Control enforces the County Animal Control ordinance and the state Dangerous Dog statute, and provides low-cost dog and cat adoption services. Polk County Animal Control also investigates bite cases and animal attacks; picks up sick or injured dogs and cats; quarantines animals; and educates the public about rabies vaccination and prevention.