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My basic info
Breed
Catahoula Leopard Dog
Color
Black/Brindle
Age
1 year 1 month old, Adult
Size
–
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
3558
My details
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
All About PJ!
Still in the lovely puppy stage, he's just starting to be comfortable with chewing things. He likes to chew on anything wood in the house but we are getting over that quickly. You just need to give him a chew toy and he doesn't think twice about the wood.
Personality is still coming out and he's still very timid around new people but he's starting to play with the ball and any rope toys around the house.
Pj has been having quiet time in the kennel a couple times a day to get away from the other pupper for a bit. He does wonderful in his kennel although he doesn't like to walk in at first.
He has had a couple accidents in the house, but coming from an over crowded outdoor kennel, he's doing awesome! He's fully kennel trained and sleeps all night without accidents. However his foster is trying out sleeping in bed. He doesn't seem to hold it as long but he does a good job whining to wake his foster mom up to go outside
So far the only other dog he's been around is his furry foster sister and he does great with her. PJ hasn't quite figured out how to fully play with her yet, it's almost like he doesn't know how to use his paws. He loves the resident cat and backs right off if the cat gets uncomfortable. We have not introduced kids yet but will be shortly.
He does very well in the car in a back seat hammock. He will just lay down and relax.
His future home will need some patience with him as he figures things out. He would do great with some basic obedience training and a big space to go and run off leash. He wants to join his foster sister on her romps around the yard.
Pj's adoption fee is $425 plus MN tax which covers his neuter, vaccinations appropriate at the time of adoption, microchip and any additional medical care he may have needed while in the rescue's care.
We are a foster based rescue, we do not house dogs at a facility. Age and breed are NLR's best guess as we often don't know who or what mom and dad are. If you are interested in adopting, please fill out an application on our website www.northernlakesrescue.org
All About PJ!
Still in the lovely puppy stage, he's just starting to be comfortable with chewing things. He likes to chew on anything wood in the house but we are getting over that quickly. You just need to give him a chew toy and he doesn't think twice about the wood.
Personality is still coming out and he's still very timid around new people but he's starting to play with the ball and any rope toys around the house.
Pj has been having quiet time in the kennel a couple times a day to get away from the other pupper for a bit. He does wonderful in his kennel although he doesn't like to walk in at first.
He has had a couple accidents in the house, but coming from an over crowded outdoor kennel, he's doing awesome! He's fully kennel trained and sleeps all night without accidents. However his foster is trying out sleeping in bed. He doesn't seem to hold it as long but he does a good job whining to wake his foster mom up to go outside
So far the only other dog he's been around is his furry foster sister and he does great with her. PJ hasn't quite figured out how to fully play with her yet, it's almost like he doesn't know how to use his paws. He loves the resident cat and backs right off if the cat gets uncomfortable. We have not introduced kids yet but will be shortly.
He does very well in the car in a back seat hammock. He will just lay down and relax.
His future home will need some patience with him as he figures things out. He would do great with some basic obedience training and a big space to go and run off leash. He wants to join his foster sister on her romps around the yard.
Pj's adoption fee is $425 plus MN tax which covers his neuter, vaccinations appropriate at the time of adoption, microchip and any additional medical care he may have needed while in the rescue's care.
We are a foster based rescue, we do not house dogs at a facility. Age and breed are NLR's best guess as we often don't know who or what mom and dad are. If you are interested in adopting, please fill out an application on our website www.northernlakesrescue.org
Northern Lakes Rescue wants to make adopting your next pet the best experience you have in adopting a pet. When you see a animal you are interested in we encourage you either email us at info@northernlakesrescue.org with what dog you are interested in.
We require all of our volunteers to respond with 48 hours to all email inquiries regarding adoptions.
All adoptions will require an application, home visit, personal and vet references and a meet and greet. Our adoption fees range from $300-400 depending on the dog.
All dogs over 6 months of age will be spay/neutered, vaccinated to age and micro-chipped. Puppies being adopted will require a spay/neuter and vaccine contract.
Finalizing an adoption will include a contract that you will sign and payment of your adoption fee.
Northern Lakes Rescue wants to make adopting your next pet the best experience you have in adopting a pet. When you see a animal you are interested in we encourage you either email us at info@northernlakesrescue.org with what dog you are interested in.
We require all of our volunteers to respond with 48 hours to all email inquiries regarding adoptions.
All adoptions will require an application, home visit, personal and vet references and a meet and greet. Our adoption fees range from $300-400 depending on the dog.
All dogs over 6 months of age will be spay/neutered, vaccinated to age and micro-chipped. Puppies being adopted will require a spay/neuter and vaccine contract.
Finalizing an adoption will include a contract that you will sign and payment of your adoption fee.
Go meet their pets
Northern Lakes Rescue is foster based so all dogs are being fostered by amazing volunteers, because of this we require all meet and greets to be scheduled after an application is submitted.
Our focus after you apply is to get you scheduled to meet the dog within 3 to 7 days.
Northern Lakes Rescue is foster based so all dogs are being fostered by amazing volunteers, because of this we require all meet and greets to be scheduled after an application is submitted.
Our focus after you apply is to get you scheduled to meet the dog within 3 to 7 days.
More about this rescue
Our mission at Northern Lakes Rescue is to be a voice for the voiceless animals needing help. We aim to improve the life of these animals in need by placing them in loving foster home while getting them the care they need for them to move on to the next chapter in their lives; and that is their forever home. Our organization values compassion, understanding, and love above all else.
Our mission at Northern Lakes Rescue is to be a voice for the voiceless animals needing help. We aim to improve the life of these animals in need by placing them in loving foster home while getting them the care they need for them to move on to the next chapter in their lives; and that is their forever home. Our organization values compassion, understanding, and love above all else.
