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Chance has been with our rescue since March as a medical case. The photos in the top right corner are from when he first came to our rescue.. he couldn’t stand on his own and had diarrhea for several days due to being so severely malnourished with a body score of 1/6. As you can see, he’s now a very handsome and healthy boy! He’s ready for his forever home.
More about Chance:
✅ Estimated to be around a year old
✅ A silly and playful personality
✅ Very loyal and protective
✅ LOVES to run and play outside
✅ Neutered
✅ Microchipped
✅ Up to date on all vaccines
Due to Chance’s abusive past and severe trauma he has endured.. we are looking for a very specific adopter for him.
Chance’s ideal adopter would be a single man with no other animals (or experienced couple). Chance would not do well in a home with small children as he doesn’t realize his size quite yet!
We want his adopter to have plenty of love and patience to give. Chance has had a VERY rough start to life… to say the least. He has come soooo far the past few months and we are very proud of him! He deserves the world and we hope to find someone who will give him a “chance”… his name is quite fitting.
Interested in adopting Chance?! Send us a message to discuss and see if you’re his perfect fit!
Chance has been with our rescue since March as a medical case. The photos in the top right corner are from when he first came to our rescue.. he couldn’t stand on his own and had diarrhea for several days due to being so severely malnourished with a body score of 1/6. As you can see, he’s now a very handsome and healthy boy! He’s ready for his forever home.
More about Chance:
✅ Estimated to be around a year old
✅ A silly and playful personality
✅ Very loyal and protective
✅ LOVES to run and play outside
✅ Neutered
✅ Microchipped
✅ Up to date on all vaccines
Due to Chance’s abusive past and severe trauma he has endured.. we are looking for a very specific adopter for him.
Chance’s ideal adopter would be a single man with no other animals (or experienced couple). Chance would not do well in a home with small children as he doesn’t realize his size quite yet!
We want his adopter to have plenty of love and patience to give. Chance has had a VERY rough start to life… to say the least. He has come soooo far the past few months and we are very proud of him! He deserves the world and we hope to find someone who will give him a “chance”… his name is quite fitting.
Interested in adopting Chance?! Send us a message to discuss and see if you’re his perfect fit!
We do virtual home checks for all adoptions. This is simply a walk through video of your home to deem it a safe environment.
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Approve Application
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Meet the Pet
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Pay Fee
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Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
We aim to make our adoption process convenient for all adopters. Our priority is ensuing all rescue dogs are adopted into homes that will be a good fit and their “forever home”. We also prioritize safety for both our fosters and for our rescue pups, which is why we require approved adoption applications to be on file prior to arranging meet and greets.
We aim to make our adoption process convenient for all adopters. Our priority is ensuing all rescue dogs are adopted into homes that will be a good fit and their “forever home”. We also prioritize safety for both our fosters and for our rescue pups, which is why we require approved adoption applications to be on file prior to arranging meet and greets.
We are a 501c3 foster-based animal rescue that rescues dogs primarily off euthanasia lists all over the country.
Our Mission Statement:
“To advocate for animals in need and save lives by reducing unnecessary euthanasia in shelters, while also providing education and awareness to the community”.
We are a 501c3 foster-based animal rescue that rescues dogs primarily off euthanasia lists all over the country.
Our Mission Statement:
“To advocate for animals in need and save lives by reducing unnecessary euthanasia in shelters, while also providing education and awareness to the community”.
