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**Jerry is currently being fostered in Astoria, Oregon**
Ready for a whirlwind of fun and love in your life? Meet Jerry, an energetic 10-month-old Cattle Dog on the hunt for his forever home! Originally hailing from Weatherford, Texas with his brother Tom, Jerry is now seeking his perfect match.
Jerry's dream family is one that can keep up with his lively spirit, offering consistent routines, positive reinforcement, and heaps of playtime. An active household would suit him perfectly, preferably one with a yard where he can frolic and release his puppy energy. He craves mental stimulation, so a family keen on engaging activities and positive training methods would be ideal.
Social and dog-friendly, Jerry adores canine companionship and would relish having furry siblings to romp with. While he hasn't met children yet, we believe older kids who can respect his space would be a good match. As for cats, with the right introduction, Jerry's adaptable nature suggests he could get along famously with a confident, cat-savvy feline friend.
Though Jerry may need a little time to warm up to new faces and environments, patience and gentle introductions will win him over. Once he trusts you, he'll stick to you like Velcro, offering unwavering loyalty and affection.
Jerry's training progress is impressive—he's a treat enthusiast and thoroughly enjoys games like fetch, puzzle toys, and Kongs. Crate training is also going well; while he may initially fuss a bit, he quickly settles down and becomes a calm co-pilot in the car.
Don't let the chance slip by to bring Jerry into your home, where you'll forge countless cherished memories together!
Jerry is neutered and has received age-appropriate core vaccines. He is being fostered in Astoria, OR. If you're interested in meeting Jerry please fill out an adoption application on our website: pnwcdr.org/adopt
Please note: We do not do DNA testing on our foster dogs. The breed description is our best guess based on the dog's appearance, mother's appearance, paperwork, etc.
**Jerry is currently being fostered in Astoria, Oregon**
Ready for a whirlwind of fun and love in your life? Meet Jerry, an energetic 10-month-old Cattle Dog on the hunt for his forever home! Originally hailing from Weatherford, Texas with his brother Tom, Jerry is now seeking his perfect match.
Jerry's dream family is one that can keep up with his lively spirit, offering consistent routines, positive reinforcement, and heaps of playtime. An active household would suit him perfectly, preferably one with a yard where he can frolic and release his puppy energy. He craves mental stimulation, so a family keen on engaging activities and positive training methods would be ideal.
Social and dog-friendly, Jerry adores canine companionship and would relish having furry siblings to romp with. While he hasn't met children yet, we believe older kids who can respect his space would be a good match. As for cats, with the right introduction, Jerry's adaptable nature suggests he could get along famously with a confident, cat-savvy feline friend.
Though Jerry may need a little time to warm up to new faces and environments, patience and gentle introductions will win him over. Once he trusts you, he'll stick to you like Velcro, offering unwavering loyalty and affection.
Jerry's training progress is impressive—he's a treat enthusiast and thoroughly enjoys games like fetch, puzzle toys, and Kongs. Crate training is also going well; while he may initially fuss a bit, he quickly settles down and becomes a calm co-pilot in the car.
Don't let the chance slip by to bring Jerry into your home, where you'll forge countless cherished memories together!
Jerry is neutered and has received age-appropriate core vaccines. He is being fostered in Astoria, OR. If you're interested in meeting Jerry please fill out an adoption application on our website: pnwcdr.org/adopt
Please note: We do not do DNA testing on our foster dogs. The breed description is our best guess based on the dog's appearance, mother's appearance, paperwork, etc.
