**Video of him can be seen on our Facebook page
here.**
OREO is simply a "happy go lucky" pup! He loves affection from people and other dogs. He's a young adult and was rescued by police when he was lost.
OREO is very trusting of people and makes friends wherever he goes!
He would be a best fit in a home with an active lifestyle willing to provide Oreo with both mental and physical stimulation.
He is super eager to please whomever his handler is for the day.
Online Dog Adoption Forms: : https://wacshelter.com/adopt-a-dog/
Website for general questions: www.wacshelter.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wacshelter/
Email: wacvolunteers@gmail.com
** Be sure to check out our FACEBOOK page for day to day updates on our
cats and dogs.
Canine adoption fee includes:
Spay/neuter
Age appropriate vaccinations
Deworming
Flea prevention (if required)
Heartworm screening/monthly prevention
** Volunteer dog walkers work with our dogs 7 days a week. What your adoption fee also includes is housetraining, leash walking and a good understanding of the kind of home each dog would thrive in.
ADOPTION FEE: $ 150
"People who say money can't buy you happiness,
have never paid an adoption fee...."
IS THIS DOG SAFE WITH CATS?
There is almost always an acclimation period when a new pet joins the household. We are happy to suggest a few ways to ease the transition. If one of our dogs is reported to have lived with cats previously, that will be indicated in the dog's description!
IS THIS DOG GOOD WITH OTHER DOGS?
No dog loves every other dog, just as humans do not like every other human they meet. A proper introduction (meet and greet) would be required as part of our application process.
IS THIS DOG GOOD WITH CHILDREN?
The better question is how the children have been taught to handle animals. A dog will respond negatively if he/she is not being handled properly. We can offer suggestions on how to teach children to interact with dogs and pay attention to body language. Young children should never be left unsupervised with new dogs.
WHY IS THIS DOG IN THE SHELTER?
The top reasons dogs are given up are:
Moving without considering the needs of the pets
Death of the owner with no plan in place for the pets
Previous owner did not provide appropriate training
Owner did not consider the lifespan of a dog
Owner did not consider the cost of providing for a dog
