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Meet MILO

Milo is a delightful well-behaved pup! He rides in the car well but might need a little help getting up into an SUV or truck. He takes treats gently and waits patiently for you to pay the cheese tax. He is definitely house trained and he's great about doing his business quickly once he gets outside into the yard. He loves napping in his dog bed. He's a happy go lucky pup who will follow you around the house. Everyone is his friend! He loves a good walk and getting lots of sniffs in and is very easy to walk. He does well at the groomers, but didn't especially like his nails being trimmed. He loves playing with other pups!!He is an opportunist and isn't above stealing a co-worker's sandwich off his desk. Most importantly he has the cutest and largest ears I have ever seen on a dog his size!

Could MILO be your senior soulmate?

Reach out to San Antonio Animal Care Services and mention MILO’s name — they’ll confirm availability and walk you through next steps.

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MILO

BreedTerrierSexMaleSizeSmallAge7 years
  • Senior status confirmed
  • Last checked 7/12/2026
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Shelter & rescue

San Antonio Animal Care Services
4710 State Highway 151San Antonio, TX 78227

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📞 (210) 207-6666

✉️ acsadoptions@sanantonio.gov

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