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My basic info
Breed
Hound (Unknown Type)
Color
White - with Tan, Yellow or Fawn
Age
Puppy
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
35 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Fester, Lurch and Pugsley spent the first 6 months of their life only knowing the inside of a trailer and each other. They didn’t learn the joys and importance of socializing with fellow dogs. They came to us not even knowing what a leash was, and so nervous they wouldn’t walk through doorways. After almost a month, these boys have gained the confidence they need to conquer the world! While still a little nervous at times, they are now all walking on leashes, are happy, LOVE food and attention.
We believe they are catahoula/hound mixes and are around 8 months old.
They are all available for adoption and are neutered, microchipped and up to date on vaccines. Their adoption fee is $225 each.
Remember, they are puppies, so they are not potty trained and do take work, but all worth it in the end. Before adopting, it’s important to make sure everyone in the house is on board and there is a plan in place to make sure they can get potty breaks if you have long work days.
Fester, Lurch and Pugsley spent the first 6 months of their life only knowing the inside of a trailer and each other. They didn’t learn the joys and importance of socializing with fellow dogs. They came to us not even knowing what a leash was, and so nervous they wouldn’t walk through doorways. After almost a month, these boys have gained the confidence they need to conquer the world! While still a little nervous at times, they are now all walking on leashes, are happy, LOVE food and attention.
We believe they are catahoula/hound mixes and are around 8 months old.
They are all available for adoption and are neutered, microchipped and up to date on vaccines. Their adoption fee is $225 each.
Remember, they are puppies, so they are not potty trained and do take work, but all worth it in the end. Before adopting, it’s important to make sure everyone in the house is on board and there is a plan in place to make sure they can get potty breaks if you have long work days.
Adoption fees are: Cats over a year old $70, Kittens under 1 year old $125, (ALL ADOPTED CATS MUST LEAVE THE SPCA IN A CARRIER) Dogs over a year old $155, Puppies under a year are $275. (Fees may vary depending on age, breed, if adopter adopts multiple animals, etc) Feel free to download an adoption application to bring with you when you come to our shelter by visiting our website at www.medinacountyspca.com and click on the "adopt" page.
Adoption fees are: Cats over a year old $70, Kittens under 1 year old $125, (ALL ADOPTED CATS MUST LEAVE THE SPCA IN A CARRIER) Dogs over a year old $155, Puppies under a year are $275. (Fees may vary depending on age, breed, if adopter adopts multiple animals, etc) Feel free to download an adoption application to bring with you when you come to our shelter by visiting our website at www.medinacountyspca.com and click on the "adopt" page.
We are open to the public every day of the week from 12-4 except for Mondays & Wednesdays. Besides having a shelter full of animals, the Medina County SPCA has two or three cats at the Medina Petsmart, Medina Pet Supplies Plus and Wooster Petsmart on a regular basis.
We are open to the public every day of the week from 12-4 except for Mondays & Wednesdays. Besides having a shelter full of animals, the Medina County SPCA has two or three cats at the Medina Petsmart, Medina Pet Supplies Plus and Wooster Petsmart on a regular basis.
More about this rescue
The Medina County SPCA, founded in 1985, is a nonprofit organization supported solely by private donations and grants. We are not a part of any national associations or animal welfare groups. We are committed to sheltering and finding homes for sick, injured, abused and abandoned animals of Medina County.
Over the years, we have served thousands of injured,
abandoned, abused and neglected animals throughout Medina County. We also focus on pet-owner education and animal abuse prevention. Our Humane Officers employed by the MSPCA are used to investigate and pursue cases of animals in need.
The Medina County SPCA, founded in 1985, is a nonprofit organization supported solely by private donations and grants. We are not a part of any national associations or animal welfare groups. We are committed to sheltering and finding homes for sick, injured, abused and abandoned animals of Medina County.
Over the years, we have served thousands of injured,
abandoned, abused and neglected animals throughout Medina County. We also focus on pet-owner education and animal abuse prevention. Our Humane Officers employed by the MSPCA are used to investigate and pursue cases of animals in need.
