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Age
8 months old, Puppy
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Purebred
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Badger is a 7 month-old, purebred American Doberman Pinscher. Badger, his mom, and his sisters were rescued from a neglectful owner when they were just a few months old. Fortunately, Badger’s mom and his sisters have already been adopted, but Badger has yet to find a forever family.
Despite his stately appearance, Badger is just a puppy and very much behaves like one. He loves to snuggle and roughhouse with his foster brothers, chew on toys, sunbathe, and go on sniffing adventures, which is why he would do best in a home with a large yard and another dog(s). Badger is very comfortable around small to medium-sized dogs and somewhat comfortable around cats and larger dogs. He doesn’t like to admit it, but he does get a bit intimidated by bigger dogs and will bark as fiercely as he can. But as he is a puppy, most older dogs will only have a chuckle and play along with his “big man” act. Badger takes a few minutes to realize this, but eventually, he will have a great time at the Dog Park.
By his foster’s word, Badger certainly lives up to the Doberman’s reputation of intelligence. He is extremely observant, curious, and smart, and is currently working on learning basic commands. His primary motivations are treats and “Good boy!” exclamations from passersby. Whether they be adults, children, or the elderly, Badger is (almost) always on his best behavior for spectators, yet behind the scenes, he transforms into a sweet cuddle monster.
Badger is fully crate-trained and is working on his potty training. He would love to have a family who can spoil him, keep up with his puppy energy, and be patient during training. As of now, Badger is currently with a foster, who reports that his dreams are filled with happy days of frolicking, playing, and snuggling with a loving human. Will YOU be the one to make these dreams come true?
He must go to a home with another playful dog, no apartments.
LOCAL AREA ADOPTION ONLY
Badger is a 7 month-old, purebred American Doberman Pinscher. Badger, his mom, and his sisters were rescued from a neglectful owner when they were just a few months old. Fortunately, Badger’s mom and his sisters have already been adopted, but Badger has yet to find a forever family.
Despite his stately appearance, Badger is just a puppy and very much behaves like one. He loves to snuggle and roughhouse with his foster brothers, chew on toys, sunbathe, and go on sniffing adventures, which is why he would do best in a home with a large yard and another dog(s). Badger is very comfortable around small to medium-sized dogs and somewhat comfortable around cats and larger dogs. He doesn’t like to admit it, but he does get a bit intimidated by bigger dogs and will bark as fiercely as he can. But as he is a puppy, most older dogs will only have a chuckle and play along with his “big man” act. Badger takes a few minutes to realize this, but eventually, he will have a great time at the Dog Park.
By his foster’s word, Badger certainly lives up to the Doberman’s reputation of intelligence. He is extremely observant, curious, and smart, and is currently working on learning basic commands. His primary motivations are treats and “Good boy!” exclamations from passersby. Whether they be adults, children, or the elderly, Badger is (almost) always on his best behavior for spectators, yet behind the scenes, he transforms into a sweet cuddle monster.
Badger is fully crate-trained and is working on his potty training. He would love to have a family who can spoil him, keep up with his puppy energy, and be patient during training. As of now, Badger is currently with a foster, who reports that his dreams are filled with happy days of frolicking, playing, and snuggling with a loving human. Will YOU be the one to make these dreams come true?
He must go to a home with another playful dog, no apartments.
Come to our adoption event and meet the dog you are interested in adopting or fill out our adoption application.
2.
Submit Application
After you've met the dog then you fill out our adoption application. If your application is approved we'll let you know.
3.
Approve Application
If your application is approved then we set up the home check adoption.
4.
Home Check
Then there is a home check that is when we bring the dog to the new home and if everything looks safe we leave the dog.
5.
Pay Fee
At the home check that is when you pay the adoption fee.
Additional adoption info
If you are interested in adopting an Adopt Me Rescue dog, please visit our website and fill out our adoption application www.adoptmerescue.org. We review each application and pick the most suitable situation for each dog. WE DO REQUIRE A HOME-CHECK and you must be at least 21 years of age to adopt a dog from our organization.
There is an adoption fee please e-mail us in regards to the dog your interested in and we will let you know the adoption fee.
If you are interested in adopting an Adopt Me Rescue dog, please visit our website and fill out our adoption application www.adoptmerescue.org. We review each application and pick the most suitable situation for each dog. WE DO REQUIRE A HOME-CHECK and you must be at least 21 years of age to adopt a dog from our organization.
There is an adoption fee please e-mail us in regards to the dog your interested in and we will let you know the adoption fee.
Saturdays - 6615 Fallbrook Ave, Canoga Park, CA 91307
11 pm to 3 pm
Adoption Fair Every Sat At PetCo
Saturdays - 6615 Fallbrook Ave, Canoga Park, CA 91307
11 pm to 3 pm
More about this rescue
We are a small group of people that have come together for one common bond and that is to rescue dogs that are on death row, senior dogs and the overlooked special needs dogs. It takes a village
We rely solely on volunteers and always looking for more helping hands and of course foster homes. If you are interested in volunteering, transporting or fostering, please visit our website to learn more!
www.adoptmerescue.org.
We are a small group of people that have come together for one common bond and that is to rescue dogs that are on death row, senior dogs and the overlooked special needs dogs. It takes a village
We rely solely on volunteers and always looking for more helping hands and of course foster homes. If you are interested in volunteering, transporting or fostering, please visit our website to learn more!
www.adoptmerescue.org.
