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My basic info
Breed
German Shepherd Dog/Labrador Retriever
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn
Age
3 months old, Puppy
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
23 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
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My details
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
*More photos to come* He was shaved, but fur is growing back quickly.
Updated 5/3/24
Adores belly rubs! What a goofy little guy!
Charlie was an absolute mess when we picked him up. He was severely emaciated/malnourished. He is so healthy and now packing on weight like a pro.
Age: Estimating his age around 3 months as of 4/26
Breed: Definitely looks and acts like a German Shepherd. Possibly mixed with lab/golden retriever or other breeds.
Size: He is 25 to 30 lbs. He's gonna be a big boy.
Treatments Done: Dewormed, flea/tick/lice treatment, 1st vaccine 5/1.
Pending: Will need rabies vaccine at 4 months old and neutered @ 4-6 months old
Adoption fee $30 to help cover current costs of care.
Neuter deposit of $30 is required since he is not yet neutered. This deposit is returned back to the adopter upon proof of sterilization.
Social: Great with cats and dogs! He'll probably love kids.
Training: He is a smart cookie! He catches on so quickly! He is doing amazingly with indoor kennel and potty training! He has attempted to dig out of the outdoor kennel when he's alone, so he will need further training and supervision. His new family must have a secured living area that he cannot escape. That said, around human and other dog companion(s), he has no interest in digging out of the main property.
Human bonding: As expected with most unwanted pups we foster, he also wants to physically be with his family members. His new family must build his confidence to reassure him that he is loved and wanted. He is a velcro puppy, follows us around everywhere, and wants to be at our sides. His new family MUST understand this. His likely breed background suggests that he is not the kind of dog that wants to do his own thing separate from his family. No family is considered who intends to put/leave him outside alone.
Vocalization: He is mild to moderately communicative. Not an excessive barker.
Charlie is going to be an awesome new member to a lucky family! He is such a lovebug and deserves a family that will complete his rags-to-riches story. Please reach out with any questions that you have. Our first step is our adoption application, which can be accessed here: https://form.jotform.com/231588682920061
*More photos to come* He was shaved, but fur is growing back quickly.
Updated 5/3/24
Adores belly rubs! What a goofy little guy!
Charlie was an absolute mess when we picked him up. He was severely emaciated/malnourished. He is so healthy and now packing on weight like a pro.
Age: Estimating his age around 3 months as of 4/26
Breed: Definitely looks and acts like a German Shepherd. Possibly mixed with lab/golden retriever or other breeds.
Size: He is 25 to 30 lbs. He's gonna be a big boy.
Treatments Done: Dewormed, flea/tick/lice treatment, 1st vaccine 5/1.
Pending: Will need rabies vaccine at 4 months old and neutered @ 4-6 months old
Adoption fee $30 to help cover current costs of care.
Neuter deposit of $30 is required since he is not yet neutered. This deposit is returned back to the adopter upon proof of sterilization.
Social: Great with cats and dogs! He'll probably love kids.
Training: He is a smart cookie! He catches on so quickly! He is doing amazingly with indoor kennel and potty training! He has attempted to dig out of the outdoor kennel when he's alone, so he will need further training and supervision. His new family must have a secured living area that he cannot escape. That said, around human and other dog companion(s), he has no interest in digging out of the main property.
Human bonding: As expected with most unwanted pups we foster, he also wants to physically be with his family members. His new family must build his confidence to reassure him that he is loved and wanted. He is a velcro puppy, follows us around everywhere, and wants to be at our sides. His new family MUST understand this. His likely breed background suggests that he is not the kind of dog that wants to do his own thing separate from his family. No family is considered who intends to put/leave him outside alone.
Vocalization: He is mild to moderately communicative. Not an excessive barker.
Charlie is going to be an awesome new member to a lucky family! He is such a lovebug and deserves a family that will complete his rags-to-riches story. Please reach out with any questions that you have. Our first step is our adoption application, which can be accessed here: https://form.jotform.com/231588682920061
We do require adoption fees on most pets. The fee varies depending on the pet, the age, the vaccines and the spay/neuter cost. Through this fee, we are able to help alleviate the medical costs.
We have basic standards for our foster pets' safety and well-being, and 9 times out of 10, those standards are easily met. These usually fall along ensuring fence security, ensuring existing pets accept the pet, etc. This is determined through a meeting with the pet and his/her future family in our home check. Cats are strictly indoors. Dogs must be within fenced yards if outside is accessible.
We do require adoption fees on most pets. The fee varies depending on the pet, the age, the vaccines and the spay/neuter cost. Through this fee, we are able to help alleviate the medical costs.
We have basic standards for our foster pets' safety and well-being, and 9 times out of 10, those standards are easily met. These usually fall along ensuring fence security, ensuring existing pets accept the pet, etc. This is determined through a meeting with the pet and his/her future family in our home check. Cats are strictly indoors. Dogs must be within fenced yards if outside is accessible.
Go meet their pets
Currently, we meet potential adopters on a one-on-one basis to determine the best fit for our fosters.
Currently, we meet potential adopters on a one-on-one basis to determine the best fit for our fosters.
More about this rescue
As a family, we've started taking in strays in 2007 and adopting them out to the public. Eventually, we've made contacts with the local shelter to adopt healthy pets from who are on the PTS (put-to-sleep) list due to the unfortunate lack of space at the shelter. Further, we bottle-feed and adopt out kittens and puppies who would otherwise have been euthanized. On a personal note, these bottle-fed babies are some of the best animals you will ever meet or make part of your family.
We are a very small rescue group and do what we can to help Earth's creatures find loving, permanent homes.
As a family, we've started taking in strays in 2007 and adopting them out to the public. Eventually, we've made contacts with the local shelter to adopt healthy pets from who are on the PTS (put-to-sleep) list due to the unfortunate lack of space at the shelter. Further, we bottle-feed and adopt out kittens and puppies who would otherwise have been euthanized. On a personal note, these bottle-fed babies are some of the best animals you will ever meet or make part of your family.
We are a very small rescue group and do what we can to help Earth's creatures find loving, permanent homes.
