Cane Corso Dogs Available for Adoption

Meet Aldi! This beautiful girl was found shopping at our local Aldi store. Sadly, she forgot her wallet and ended up in the care of Raytown Animal Control.

Aldi is around a 5 year old Staffie mix, about 65 pounds, red and white, spayed female. She is heartworm negative, fully vaccinated, and microchipped.

She does well with other dogs after a slow introduction. She is still unsure about cats. Aldi would do best with older kids since she is a big girl and may accidentally knock over smaller children until she learns better manners.

She currently knows sit and is working on down and leash manners.

If you would like to meet Aldi, stop by Raytown Animal Services at 10312 E. 63rd St, call 816-737-7025, message this page, or reach out to The Pet Connection.

The Cane Corso, known for its muscular build and imposing presence, is a formidable yet loyal Italian mastiff breed. With origins tracing back to ancient Roman times, these powerful dogs were initially used for hunting, guarding, and protection. Today, they are beloved family companions, displaying a calm and affectionate temperament towards their owners. The Cane Corso's distinctive appearance, intelligence, and protective instincts make them popular choices for experienced dog owners seeking a devoted yet vigilant companion.

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