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Meet Fia

Meet Fia! Fia is an 8-year-old 54 pounds Lab/Smooth Coat Border Collie mix with a heart as big as her smile. This sweet girl was sadly left behind when her family moved, but she hasn’t let that dim her gentle spirit. Fia is incredibly loving, dog-friendly, and full of personality — truly one of those once-in-a-lifetime dogs. She’s potty trained, kennel trained, and wonderful with kids, making her an ideal companion for a family or anyone looking for a loyal best friend. Whether you’re looking for a buddy for walks, cuddles, or just a calm, affectionate presence, Fia is your girl. If you’d like to learn more or meet Fia, please email Maria Laura Bradford at riply82@hotmail.com. This sweet girl deserves the forever home she’s been waiting for! ❤️

Could Fia be your senior soulmate?

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Fia

BreedLabrador Retriever / Border CollieSexFemaleSizeMediumAge8 years
  • Senior status confirmed
  • Last checked 7/12/2026
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Shelter & rescue

Trinity GAP Club
500 N. Industrial Blvd.Euless, TX 76039

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📞 (817) 685-1594

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