Adopt-A-Dog

Bruiser
Male DOB: 11/6/2016.
Bruiser is a very friendly male Bull/Boxer X. He's brindle with white markings. A beautiful dog, Bruiser is about 8 yrs old. We're working on his lead training & he knows his basic commands. Not much is known about his background but we can confidently say that he's a sweet boy that loves attention. We feel that he may do best as an only pet as he can be dog aggressive. As he is a senior, his adoption fee will be reduced.

Buster
Male DOB: 6/1/2023.
Meet Buster. We don't know anything about his background as he was a stray that wasn't claimed. What we can tell you is that he's a very friendly boy. He loves to play and hang out with our volunteers. He's good on lead and is working hard on his manners and learning his basic commands. We believe he is fairly young (18 months?). He would do great in a busy household. He's been neutered and vaccinated.

Chance
Male DOB: 8/26/2023.
Chance is a 14-month-old Great Dane X. This young boy can be very affectionate once he gets to know you. Being a pup he is energetic. He's kennel trained, and loves his toys and snuggles.
Chance is not keen on farm birds but with proper introductions, he's good with some dogs. He's working hard on his recall training and re-enforcement of current training.
Chance would benefit from a single pet home that can give him the attention a young pup needs.
Please call us to meet this nice boy.

Genie
Female DOB: 1/1/2018. I have Special Requirements.
Genie is a pretty Shepherd X girl who didn't grow up around people for the first few years of her life. She's come a long way in learning to trust people and has lost much of her uneasiness around them.

Because she came with no history, we estimate her to be about 7 or 8 years old now. She's very healthy and her hips are great.

When she trusts you, she’ll be happy to hang with you and even likes to be petted. She’s comfortable with most dogs.

She needs a structured environment, as a change in her routine can be stressful. She has channelled her inner Houdini a couple of times when she first came, so a secure, fenced yard is a must. A dog door to a fenced area would be perfect, as a leash is a no-go.

Her perfect home would be with an older person that will offer her a low-key lifestyle. For example, a large, fenced yard and a doggie door rather than daily walks would be ideal. This girl would be thrilled to sit with you and watch TV.

If you think you can offer Genie the home she’s been looking for, please give us a call. She also fits the criteria for our Senior 4 Senior program as a permanent foster or she can be adopted to the right home at a reduced rate.

We think Genie has given up hope of finding her forever family as she’s settled into shelter life. She doesn’t bark or show much interest when strangers come near her kennel. She likely feels safe, cared for, and knows that she’s loved by the volunteers. However, shelter life is NO life, and we want nothing more than for her to know the joy of having a forever family.

Give PAWS a call to meet her.

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