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Sam is a southern boy with a definite southern drawl. Once he has found a trail of something in the yard you may hear that distinctive hound bay! Sam is an American Foxhound thru and thru and follows his nose. He loves a fenced in yard where he can chase squirrels, find big sticks, and run at full tilt!
Walks and hikes are his second big love-all those smells and new things! Leash required tho as he'd be happy to follow those scents wherever they go. He is social with other dogs but would like to be the only love in your life at home.
What would Sam want in his new home? He'd like to be the only animal in a dog understanding older teen/adult home. He would not do well in a condo or an apartment. He uses his crate for sleeping or just for resting when he'd prefer to be quiet and not disturbed. -he can be a reserved gentleman. A fenced in yard is a must as he loves, loves being outdoors! And, he would like you to know that he is not fond of the rain or loud noises.
Sam is 6 years old, 60 lbs. He is crate trained (brings his crate with him to his new home), is micro-chipped and that can easily be transferred to a new owner.
To learn more about this awesome hound, please call Our Companions Animal Rescue at 860-242-9999 or e-mail to helpline@ourcompanions.org
Sam is a southern boy with a definite southern drawl. Once he has found a trail of something in the yard you may hear that distinctive hound bay! Sam is an American Foxhound thru and thru and follows his nose. He loves a fenced in yard where he can chase squirrels, find big sticks, and run at full tilt!
Walks and hikes are his second big love-all those smells and new things! Leash required tho as he'd be happy to follow those scents wherever they go. He is social with other dogs but would like to be the only love in your life at home.
What would Sam want in his new home? He'd like to be the only animal in a dog understanding older teen/adult home. He would not do well in a condo or an apartment. He uses his crate for sleeping or just for resting when he'd prefer to be quiet and not disturbed. -he can be a reserved gentleman. A fenced in yard is a must as he loves, loves being outdoors! And, he would like you to know that he is not fond of the rain or loud noises.
Sam is 6 years old, 60 lbs. He is crate trained (brings his crate with him to his new home), is micro-chipped and that can easily be transferred to a new owner.
To learn more about this awesome hound, please call Our Companions Animal Rescue at 860-242-9999 or e-mail to helpline@ourcompanions.org
To begin the adoption process, you can fill out an application for adoption by clicking on the "adoption" tab on our website, www.ourcompanions.org.
The OC Adoption Program aims to find a pet who will be the best match for each adopter. To accomplish this we know each animal’s personality and needs and we get to know our adopters and their lifestyles.
OC provides our adopters with support from the start of the journey and throughout the animal’s entire life; including pre-adoption counseling, assistance while the animal is settling in and life-long support. Our goal is to find loving homes for our animals and to facilitate individualized adoptions that meet both the adopter’s and animal’s needs.
All adoption applicants are assigned a dedicated Adoption Caseworker to work with you throughout the adoption process. During this process you will be asked to complete an Adoption Application, and you can access them on our website, www.ourcompanions.org.
How much does it cost to adopt and what’s included?
We do not have an adoption fee, but we greatly appreciate a tax-deductible donation to Our Companions at the time of adoption.
Cats: $75 or $125/pair
Kittens: $125 or $200/pair
Dogs/Puppies: $150
All pets are vaccinated, neutered and treated for internal and external parasites. Dogs are tested for Lyme and Heartworm and cats are tested for FeLV and FIV. All dogs come with a discounted 8-week basic obedience course.
Contact Us:
Email us at Helpline@ourcompanions.org or call us at (860) 242-9999.
To begin the adoption process, you can fill out an application for adoption by clicking on the "adoption" tab on our website, www.ourcompanions.org.
The OC Adoption Program aims to find a pet who will be the best match for each adopter. To accomplish this we know each animal’s personality and needs and we get to know our adopters and their lifestyles.
OC provides our adopters with support from the start of the journey and throughout the animal’s entire life; including pre-adoption counseling, assistance while the animal is settling in and life-long support. Our goal is to find loving homes for our animals and to facilitate individualized adoptions that meet both the adopter’s and animal’s needs.
All adoption applicants are assigned a dedicated Adoption Caseworker to work with you throughout the adoption process. During this process you will be asked to complete an Adoption Application, and you can access them on our website, www.ourcompanions.org.
How much does it cost to adopt and what’s included?
We do not have an adoption fee, but we greatly appreciate a tax-deductible donation to Our Companions at the time of adoption.
Cats: $75 or $125/pair
Kittens: $125 or $200/pair
Dogs/Puppies: $150
All pets are vaccinated, neutered and treated for internal and external parasites. Dogs are tested for Lyme and Heartworm and cats are tested for FeLV and FIV. All dogs come with a discounted 8-week basic obedience course.
Contact Us:
Email us at Helpline@ourcompanions.org or call us at (860) 242-9999.
Please visit our website www.ourcompanions.org for more information on Our Companions. adopting a pet, and our adoption process. For more information e-mail: Helpline@ourcompanions.org
Please visit our website www.ourcompanions.org for more information on Our Companions. adopting a pet, and our adoption process. For more information e-mail: Helpline@ourcompanions.org
More about this rescue
Founded in 2002, Our Companions Animal Rescue is a Connecticut-based nonprofit organization that goes to extraordinary lengths to help animals in need today, while working to prevent animals from becoming homeless tomorrow.
We offer a variety of Adoption Services to meet the needs of homeless pets in Connecticut. We know that a proper home exists for most animals- it just takes patience, resources and a commitment to find it. Our Companions offers virtual adoption programs so pets can stay in their original homes while we search for a new family, as well as adoption at the Ashford Sanctuary and regular pet meet-and-greet days at the Valerie Friedman Program Center centrally located in Manchester, CT. Adoption meetings are scheduled by appointment after the application screening process is completed.
In addition to adoption services, we are also involved in political advocacy; broad spay/neuter efforts such as TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return); humane education; and positive reinforcement dog training. It’s a long-term, comprehensive approach to ending pet homelessness and suffering.
Interested in volunteering at Our Companions? We have many different volunteer positions and opportunities at our program center and sanctuary. Read more about our volunteer program here: http://ourcompanions.org/pages/getinvolved_volunteer.htm
Our Companions operates solely on private donations. We rely on donations from supporters to run our many programs. To donate to Our Companions, please follow this link: http://ourcompanions.org/pages/donate.htm
Founded in 2002, Our Companions Animal Rescue is a Connecticut-based nonprofit organization that goes to extraordinary lengths to help animals in need today, while working to prevent animals from becoming homeless tomorrow.
We offer a variety of Adoption Services to meet the needs of homeless pets in Connecticut. We know that a proper home exists for most animals- it just takes patience, resources and a commitment to find it. Our Companions offers virtual adoption programs so pets can stay in their original homes while we search for a new family, as well as adoption at the Ashford Sanctuary and regular pet meet-and-greet days at the Valerie Friedman Program Center centrally located in Manchester, CT. Adoption meetings are scheduled by appointment after the application screening process is completed.
In addition to adoption services, we are also involved in political advocacy; broad spay/neuter efforts such as TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return); humane education; and positive reinforcement dog training. It’s a long-term, comprehensive approach to ending pet homelessness and suffering.
Interested in volunteering at Our Companions? We have many different volunteer positions and opportunities at our program center and sanctuary. Read more about our volunteer program here: http://ourcompanions.org/pages/getinvolved_volunteer.htm
Our Companions operates solely on private donations. We rely on donations from supporters to run our many programs. To donate to Our Companions, please follow this link: http://ourcompanions.org/pages/donate.htm
