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Raskel was adopted and was renamed, Creed. He was recently returned to us.
Although he showed no interest in cats while in a foster home in TX with his new family, they say he was "aggressive" towards the cats.
We are a little confused, but we decided that cats for Raskel-Creed will be a NO for his new home and no small animals of any kind. We feel it's better to be safe.
Raskel-Creed is a very strong young boy. He occasionally pulls on the leash, but we are working on that.
He is crate-trained but doesn't like to stay there long periods of time. He knows basic commands like sit and stay. His former adopter said he is affectionate and loves attention.
He has energy and loves spending time outside in the yard, hiking, joining as a running mate, or doing any outdoor activity.
We want to find a forever home for Creed! He deserves it!
Background -
A lady brought this boy, asking us to take him in.
She saw him in the streets for two and a half weeks. A neighbor didn't like the idea of a dog in his neighborhood and started shooting to kill him.
The poor dog got so scared that the lady was able to catch him.
She tried to find his owner if there was one, but no one came for him.
The family who found him was on vacation and returning home, so they couldn't keep him.
In that home were two young kids.
The boy named him Raskel.
The little girl cried when they left him behind.
Raskel shows no interest in cats and is ok with other dogs. Check the video we added of him playing with Holly.
He's walking nicely on a leash.
He is extremely sweet and loving. Good with everyone
And most of all, he needs a good home!!
We vaccinated him, and he was neutered and microchipped.
The vet said he is about two years old and weights 59lbs
Foster Application. We always need fosters.
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Raskel was adopted and was renamed, Creed. He was recently returned to us.
Although he showed no interest in cats while in a foster home in TX with his new family, they say he was "aggressive" towards the cats.
We are a little confused, but we decided that cats for Raskel-Creed will be a NO for his new home and no small animals of any kind. We feel it's better to be safe.
Raskel-Creed is a very strong young boy. He occasionally pulls on the leash, but we are working on that.
He is crate-trained but doesn't like to stay there long periods of time. He knows basic commands like sit and stay. His former adopter said he is affectionate and loves attention.
He has energy and loves spending time outside in the yard, hiking, joining as a running mate, or doing any outdoor activity.
We want to find a forever home for Creed! He deserves it!
Background -
A lady brought this boy, asking us to take him in.
She saw him in the streets for two and a half weeks. A neighbor didn't like the idea of a dog in his neighborhood and started shooting to kill him.
The poor dog got so scared that the lady was able to catch him.
She tried to find his owner if there was one, but no one came for him.
The family who found him was on vacation and returning home, so they couldn't keep him.
In that home were two young kids.
The boy named him Raskel.
The little girl cried when they left him behind.
Raskel shows no interest in cats and is ok with other dogs. Check the video we added of him playing with Holly.
He's walking nicely on a leash.
He is extremely sweet and loving. Good with everyone
And most of all, he needs a good home!!
We vaccinated him, and he was neutered and microchipped.
The vet said he is about two years old and weights 59lbs
We will contact your references and vet. Then a
Virtual Home Visit (video call) is conducted.
3.
Approve Application
If approved, a Meet and Greet is scheduled or transport pickup is confirmed.
4.
Take the Pet Home
Adopter gets a new "Friend for Life" and a pup has been saved.
Additional adoption info
We strive to find the best fit for both adopter and dog.
Most of our dogs are in foster within the PA, NJ, NY area. Others arrive on transport from shelters in Texas and Tennessee.
We strive to find the best fit for both adopter and dog.
Most of our dogs are in foster within the PA, NJ, NY area. Others arrive on transport from shelters in Texas and Tennessee.
Friends for Life Animal Rescue is a non-profit, 501(c)3, foster based, volunteer run rescue with foster homes in the Tri-state (PA, NJ, NY) area.
Our focus is to save the lives of dogs and puppies in high-kill shelters in the south and local owner surrenders.
Our mission is to place unwanted and in-danger animals in homes, no matter age or breed. To educate the public, help stop animal cruelty and neglect.
Extra Info.-
*If a dog is listed on Adopt a Pet they are still available and we are accepting applications. We approve applications on best fit for both dog and family.
*We take our best guess on breed and size when fully grown.
* Our dogs are adopted from their foster home or straight from transport from kill shelters in the south.
*We always need foster homes so we can continue to save dogs. Please contact us if interested in fostering.
Friends for Life Animal Rescue is a non-profit, 501(c)3, foster based, volunteer run rescue with foster homes in the Tri-state (PA, NJ, NY) area.
Our focus is to save the lives of dogs and puppies in high-kill shelters in the south and local owner surrenders.
Our mission is to place unwanted and in-danger animals in homes, no matter age or breed. To educate the public, help stop animal cruelty and neglect.
Extra Info.-
*If a dog is listed on Adopt a Pet they are still available and we are accepting applications. We approve applications on best fit for both dog and family.
*We take our best guess on breed and size when fully grown.
* Our dogs are adopted from their foster home or straight from transport from kill shelters in the south.
*We always need foster homes so we can continue to save dogs. Please contact us if interested in fostering.
