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My name is MULLIGAN!

Posted 1 month ago

Adoption process
1

Visit the Facility and Find a Pet

2

Meet the Pet

3

Pay Fee

4

Take the Pet Home

My basic info

Breed
Labrador Retriever
Color
Black
Age
3 years 1 month old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
Sex
Male
Pet ID
A1225107

My details

Checkmark in teal circle Purebred

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Please contact foster parent at kristencoughlin@earthlink.net


•crate trained
- He actually has shown signs of separation anxiety, so we’re starting to work on that with training. While he’s actually quite comfortable in/around the crate, he starts to bark and tunnel once left alone. He will enter the crate on his own when the door is left open, so it seems like the anxiety is more so the issue than the crate itself.

•house broken
- Mulligan seems to be fully housebroken.

•play style/energy level (lot of walks vs chill dog)
- He is great about settling once he realizes it’s time to relax. If you sit down on the couch, he’ll pretty quickly lay down at your feet and take a nap. That being said, he loves being active and going to walks. He’s playful and energetic, but not out of control.

•if they know any commands (if so, what)
- Mulligan knows sit and stay. He’s far more motivated to perform these commands if there’s a treat involved, though. He’s smart and picks up quick. We’ve taught him to sit at crosswalks and at doors until we tell him “okay!”

•how they walk on a leash (do they pull/need a harness vs loose leash w/ no pulling)
- We didn’t notice any pulling at first, but as he’s gotten more settled, it’s come out a bit. The harness helps, so I would recommend that over just a collar.

• if they`re good with cats/kids/other dogs, etc
- We haven’t had him around other dogs yet outside of sidewalk interactions (at a distance) while he’s out on a walk. He’s recovering from kennel cough, so once that clears up we may try him around other dogs; however, he’s shown some signs of leash aggression, so we want to be cautious. He’s so sweet though, so I know it probably comes from fear and anxiety. No idea about cats or kids yet.

•anything else fun or unique about the dog
- He loves to “hug” and will (very very gently) hop up to give you some love. He loves treats so much that when you tell him to “sit” for a treat he’ll sit back so fast his booty slides across the floor. He curls up SO tight sometimes when he lays down that you’d swear you have a burnt croissant laying in your living room. He loves riding in the car and is a very well behaved passenger.


Shelter
Charlotte Mecklenburg Animal Services

Contact info

Pet ID
A1225107
Contact
Email
Address
8315 Byrum Dr, Charlotte, NC 28217

Their adoption process

1.

Visit the Facility and Find a Pet

2.

Meet the Pet

3.

Pay Fee

4.

Take the Pet Home

As long the pet is spayed/neutered, you can take them home the same day.

Additional adoption info

Call 311 for more information! To view all of our adoptable animals, please visit https://www.charlottenc.gov/cmpd/Animal-Care-and-Control/Adoption-Programs
Not all adoptable animals are listed on Adopt a Pet. Citizens are encouraged to visit the shelter to view and interact with our adoptable animals.
Fees tend to range from $10 to $118 depending on the species, gender, and sometimes size of the adoptable pet. We also have adoption specials where designated pets are free with a monetary donation. Those are announced on our social channels.

Adoption application

Go meet their pets

8315 Byrum Drive
Charlotte, NC 28217
Our Business Hours:
Mon-Fri: 11am-7pm
Sat and Sun: 11am-5pm
Excludes Holidays.

More about this shelter

Charlotte Mecklenburg Animal Services pet adoption program brings animals and people together. If you are looking for a new pet, Charlotte Mecklenburg Animal Services shelter has a wide variety of animals to adopt; from dogs and cats, rabbits and guinea pigs, to the occasional snake and pot-bellied pigs. The shelter also has two specially designed bonding areas for people to interact and play with the animals they are considering for adoption.