Banjo is a small dog with a HUGE personality! This little Yorkie mix is the definition of fun-loving and spirited. Banjo doesn't just walk into a room, he lights it up. He's funny, charming, and brings an infectious energy everywhere he goes. Life with Banjo is never boring!
Banjo is an extroverted social butterfly who absolutely loves meeting new people and dogs. He's the friend who's always up for an adventure, always ready to make new buddies, and always the center of attention (and he knows it!). This little guy is fantastic on a leash and does wonderfully in public settings. Take Banjo to a dog-friendly patio, a park, or just around the neighborhood, and watch him work his magic. He's confident, well-mannered, and genuinely enjoys being out in the world.
Banjo gets along great with other dogs and is friendly with people of all kinds. He's the perfect size for apartments or homes, and his outgoing personality makes him an ideal companion for someone who loves to be social and active.
Here's what you need to know: Banjo is an expert escape artist. This clever little guy has skills that would make Houdini jealous! If there's a way out, Banjo will find it. This isn't a behavior problem, it's just Banjo being Banjo, adventurous and always curious about what's on the other side of that fence.
• You'll need a highly secure, escape-proof yard (no gaps, no weak spots, no digging opportunities) OR you'll need to commit to only taking Banjo out on a leash for potty breaks and exercise
• Regular yard checks to ensure there are no new escape routes
• Extra vigilance when opening doors or gates
• Understanding that Banjo's wanderlust is part of his adventurous spirit
Banjo is a small dog with a HUGE personality! This little Yorkie mix is the definition of fun-loving and spirited. Banjo doesn't just walk into a room, he lights it up. He's funny, charming, and brings an infectious energy everywhere he goes. Life with Banjo is never boring!
Banjo is an extroverted social butterfly who absolutely loves meeting new people and dogs. He's the friend who's always up for an adventure, always ready to make new buddies, and always the center of attention (and he knows it!). This little guy is fantastic on a leash and does wonderfully in public settings. Take Banjo to a dog-friendly patio, a park, or just around the neighborhood, and watch him work his magic. He's confident, well-mannered, and genuinely enjoys being out in the world.
Banjo gets along great with other dogs and is friendly with people of all kinds. He's the perfect size for apartments or homes, and his outgoing personality makes him an ideal companion for someone who loves to be social and active.
Here's what you need to know: Banjo is an expert escape artist. This clever little guy has skills that would make Houdini jealous! If there's a way out, Banjo will find it. This isn't a behavior problem, it's just Banjo being Banjo, adventurous and always curious about what's on the other side of that fence.
• You'll need a highly secure, escape-proof yard (no gaps, no weak spots, no digging opportunities) OR you'll need to commit to only taking Banjo out on a leash for potty breaks and exercise
• Regular yard checks to ensure there are no new escape routes
• Extra vigilance when opening doors or gates
• Understanding that Banjo's wanderlust is part of his adventurous spirit
Skip the inquiry step and go straight to our website www.hlcr.org to put in your application!
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Interview
We process your application in the order received. We'll contact you through call or email.
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Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
Visit the facility via scheduled appt. and meet the the dog. If all seems like a good fit, the dog can go home on this day!
Additional adoption info
*You must put in an application!* This is important step. Fill one out at hlcr.org! Of course, you can ask us questions at any time via email or text.
The application will come back up again during the final meet n greet, since check out and microchips rely on the same system where the applications are put in.
*You must put in an application!* This is important step. Fill one out at hlcr.org! Of course, you can ask us questions at any time via email or text.
The application will come back up again during the final meet n greet, since check out and microchips rely on the same system where the applications are put in.
We take some of our adoptable dogs to PetSmart in Bee Cave location. Find our Facebook to find the next coming Petsmart event.
More about this rescue
Highland Lakes Canine Rescue was founded in 1999 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization by a group of folks who wanted to rescue homeless dogs from the Central Texas region and care for their health, rehabilitation and then to ultimately find these dogs a forever home uniting them with a newly adopted family. Initially HLCR started out as a foster only organization but over the 17 years has grown into it's own location with a kennel facility, outdoor pens, walking trails and staff and resident caretaker. An active and passionate group of staff and volunteers works tirelessly supporting HLCR and its mission.
Highland Lakes Canine Rescue was founded in 1999 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization by a group of folks who wanted to rescue homeless dogs from the Central Texas region and care for their health, rehabilitation and then to ultimately find these dogs a forever home uniting them with a newly adopted family. Initially HLCR started out as a foster only organization but over the 17 years has grown into it's own location with a kennel facility, outdoor pens, walking trails and staff and resident caretaker. An active and passionate group of staff and volunteers works tirelessly supporting HLCR and its mission.
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