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My basic info
Breed
Boxer/Boston Terrier
Color
Black - with White
Age
2 years 8 months old, Puppy
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
37 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
DOG11
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Peace Out!!!
This girl is 2 years old and weighs about 40 pounds. She could be a Boston Terrier/ Pug/Lab/Hound/pointer pity mix. Honestly, your guess is as good as ours. She has the hound, the terrier, and the lab as she loves water, is sporty as a pointer, and the boxer love wiggles snout and has a loving personality. She is always up to something, waits for no one and her wiggle butt goes a million miles a minute. She loves her doggie foster siblings in her foster home. This girl is all about play and fun, fun, fun but also very sweet and mellow until you put her in a group and she is spunky, happy, playful, and always something to explore. She is a lonely soul and easily impressed by other dogs which makes her a follower and easily influenced by other dogs. Put her in the wrong group and it gets her in trouble. Almost like she seeks approval and does things that she sees others do as if that makes her cool. If the pack is quiet she is up to something. Why I have partnered her with Maddie and the more mature dogs who are more of a positive role model or at least won't add to her troubles? On her own, she is quiet, reserved, and unsure, but add her to a group of dogs and she is the life of the party. She is bossy, on the go, an explorer, and will try anything and everything. Always ready for whatever as long as it's fun and even better if it's something she's not to be doing. She will try to push boundaries just to make sure her people can step up their game. I swear she is the dog version of Dennis the Mannis. She loves swimming in the mud and stealing all the toys and hiding them. She can be super boring and dramatic when it involves something she couldn't care less for like bath time, practicing basic training, having to work for treats, photo shoots or not being included in play groups. Peace Out needs dogs to be happy so a home with another pup or 4 is a must. She does well with cats too, especially if they are willing to wrestle with her. Peace Out is pretty even energy as well as even-tempered. But if you currently have a troubled child you will be adding to it as Peace Out is just that. Unless she has a more mannered pup to mimic. Peace Out rides well in cars but needs a dog for comfort. She's quite the adventure pup once in her comfort zone. Peace Out will need a home with puppy-raising experienced adopters. An active, patient home that will continue her training. A nice fenced-in yard as well. Daily walks and plenty of exercises physically and mentally while having fun is the key. She just loves to be out and about experiencing the world. Peace Out is not hyper just boards easily. So basically this girl is sweet and the pain in your ass who you will love life with because she makes the best sidekick in life.
Peace Out is house and crate trained, up to date on all appropriate core vaccines including lepto, rabies, dewormed, fecal tested negative, microchipped, neutered, and on monthly heartworm flea/tick prevention. FREE TRAINING FRESHERS and lifetime support from us.
Updated: 7/1/2023
www.animalhousesanctuary.org
We believe training is an ongoing process that needs to be worked on daily. New issues that arise, need to be addressed and/or rewarded. Understanding that continued training is a lifetime commitment, is very important.
Out-of-state adopters are welcome at the adopter's expense. Meet & Greets are required before proceeding with an adoption. We DO NOT ship any of our pets.
Meet Peace Out!!!
This girl is 2 years old and weighs about 40 pounds. She could be a Boston Terrier/ Pug/Lab/Hound/pointer pity mix. Honestly, your guess is as good as ours. She has the hound, the terrier, and the lab as she loves water, is sporty as a pointer, and the boxer love wiggles snout and has a loving personality. She is always up to something, waits for no one and her wiggle butt goes a million miles a minute. She loves her doggie foster siblings in her foster home. This girl is all about play and fun, fun, fun but also very sweet and mellow until you put her in a group and she is spunky, happy, playful, and always something to explore. She is a lonely soul and easily impressed by other dogs which makes her a follower and easily influenced by other dogs. Put her in the wrong group and it gets her in trouble. Almost like she seeks approval and does things that she sees others do as if that makes her cool. If the pack is quiet she is up to something. Why I have partnered her with Maddie and the more mature dogs who are more of a positive role model or at least won't add to her troubles? On her own, she is quiet, reserved, and unsure, but add her to a group of dogs and she is the life of the party. She is bossy, on the go, an explorer, and will try anything and everything. Always ready for whatever as long as it's fun and even better if it's something she's not to be doing. She will try to push boundaries just to make sure her people can step up their game. I swear she is the dog version of Dennis the Mannis. She loves swimming in the mud and stealing all the toys and hiding them. She can be super boring and dramatic when it involves something she couldn't care less for like bath time, practicing basic training, having to work for treats, photo shoots or not being included in play groups. Peace Out needs dogs to be happy so a home with another pup or 4 is a must. She does well with cats too, especially if they are willing to wrestle with her. Peace Out is pretty even energy as well as even-tempered. But if you currently have a troubled child you will be adding to it as Peace Out is just that. Unless she has a more mannered pup to mimic. Peace Out rides well in cars but needs a dog for comfort. She's quite the adventure pup once in her comfort zone. Peace Out will need a home with puppy-raising experienced adopters. An active, patient home that will continue her training. A nice fenced-in yard as well. Daily walks and plenty of exercises physically and mentally while having fun is the key. She just loves to be out and about experiencing the world. Peace Out is not hyper just boards easily. So basically this girl is sweet and the pain in your ass who you will love life with because she makes the best sidekick in life.
Peace Out is house and crate trained, up to date on all appropriate core vaccines including lepto, rabies, dewormed, fecal tested negative, microchipped, neutered, and on monthly heartworm flea/tick prevention. FREE TRAINING FRESHERS and lifetime support from us.
Updated: 7/1/2023
www.animalhousesanctuary.org
We believe training is an ongoing process that needs to be worked on daily. New issues that arise, need to be addressed and/or rewarded. Understanding that continued training is a lifetime commitment, is very important.
Out-of-state adopters are welcome at the adopter's expense. Meet & Greets are required before proceeding with an adoption. We DO NOT ship any of our pets.
Adoption application in our process information can be found on our website https://animalhousesanctuary.org/adoption-form/
2.
Approve Application
Applications will be sent and gone over, including references and vet information.
3.
Interview
We will call to talk more specifics and ask for any additional information.
4.
Meet the Pet
We will set up a Meet and Greet on neutral territory that will allow everyone a chance to get to know each other.
5.
Home Check
A home check is required.
6.
Sign Adoption Contract
7.
Pay Fee
Fee must be paid with the contract signed before your new family member is able to go home with you.
Additional adoption info
We are a volunteer-based rescue, meaning every person involved is doing their best. Taking time out of their busy day to best help provide proper daily maintenance care for every dog and/or cat in our care until the best match with a happy forever adopter is made. Normally our adoption application processing review may take 2 to 3 weeks give or take.
We are a volunteer-based rescue, meaning every person involved is doing their best. Taking time out of their busy day to best help provide proper daily maintenance care for every dog and/or cat in our care until the best match with a happy forever adopter is made. Normally our adoption application processing review may take 2 to 3 weeks give or take.
We are a foster-based all-volunteer program. We are not a government shelter facility nor are we open to the public. Our adoption process can take 2 to 3 weeks from the time you mail it in to the time that we reach out to you. If you are window shopping we are not the rescue for you. We are seeking committed adopters.
We are a foster-based all-volunteer program. We are not a government shelter facility nor are we open to the public. Our adoption process can take 2 to 3 weeks from the time you mail it in to the time that we reach out to you. If you are window shopping we are not the rescue for you. We are seeking committed adopters.
More about this rescue
Every animal in our care comes to us with their own story. Many of them have had it harder than others, and have scars that need a healing touch. What they all have in common, is that they came to us from other rescues/shelters that felt they couldn’t take on their individual needs, and give them the necessary care needed to help them bloom into family pets. Most pets we welcome into our program, need extensive behavior and/or medical care before they are ready for their forever homes. We provide each pet with an unlimited amount of time to recover, along with individualized care and training customized to there needs.
We at Animal House Sanctuary love a challenge and have a soft spot for these special pets in need. Most of all, we love seeing each individual pet change into the family pet they were always meant to be. Watching this firsthand, is beyond rewarding and fills us with a joy that cannot be described in words.
We are a 501(c) Licensed Nonprofit organization that is ran 100% by Volunteers. Our mission is to help homeless animals find great forever homes. Our heart is with the community, helping families keep their pets at home. We are involved with informing our local community about the importance of spaying/neutering their pets. We also help feed the homeless and their pets. Senior pets are precious and dear to our hearts which is why we are involved with the Hospice Heaven program. This consists of pulling older cats and dogs from high kill shelters and placing them in a loving home. This often includes matching senior pets with a Senior Adaptor. Sharing joy and respect for all precious life is something that we love doing, and will continue to do, for it fills our hearts.
Every animal in our care comes to us with their own story. Many of them have had it harder than others, and have scars that need a healing touch. What they all have in common, is that they came to us from other rescues/shelters that felt they couldn’t take on their individual needs, and give them the necessary care needed to help them bloom into family pets. Most pets we welcome into our program, need extensive behavior and/or medical care before they are ready for their forever homes. We provide each pet with an unlimited amount of time to recover, along with individualized care and training customized to there needs.
We at Animal House Sanctuary love a challenge and have a soft spot for these special pets in need. Most of all, we love seeing each individual pet change into the family pet they were always meant to be. Watching this firsthand, is beyond rewarding and fills us with a joy that cannot be described in words.
We are a 501(c) Licensed Nonprofit organization that is ran 100% by Volunteers. Our mission is to help homeless animals find great forever homes. Our heart is with the community, helping families keep their pets at home. We are involved with informing our local community about the importance of spaying/neutering their pets. We also help feed the homeless and their pets. Senior pets are precious and dear to our hearts which is why we are involved with the Hospice Heaven program. This consists of pulling older cats and dogs from high kill shelters and placing them in a loving home. This often includes matching senior pets with a Senior Adaptor. Sharing joy and respect for all precious life is something that we love doing, and will continue to do, for it fills our hearts.
