Meet Happy! A 47 lb lab mix who lives up to her name!
Happy loves to play! She will even throw her own toys up in the air and chase them!
She loves other dogs and wants to play with them. This makes her a bit overwhelming to the smaller dogs in her foster home.
Happy also loves people. Her foster home includes teenagers and she loves them as well as their friends. We have not had the opportunity to introduce her to small children but given her high energy level and desire to jump, we recommend she not be in a home with small children.
Happy play bites a lot when she wants to play. This behavior has been slowly improving, but a future adopter needs to understand that Happy gets very mouthy when she plays.
Happy enjoys walks. And chasing anything that moves: rabbits, birds, leaves. For this reason we recommend her forever home has a fenced yard. She currently takes 3-4 walks per day, for a total of 2-3 miles of walking.
We are working on basic commands currently, like "sit" and "touch".
Happy was heartworm positive and finished her treatments in October. She was put on heart medicine at the end of the treatment and we have just finished weening her off those. It does not appear that she will need heart medicine at this time.
She is housebroken although the heart medicine she was on was a diuretic so we have been taking her out every 1.5-2 hours to go to the bathroom during the day. She sleeps in a crate and can make it 8 hours through the night without accidents.
Happy does get startled easily by unexpected noises and can be possessive of her food.
Happy is a very sweet dog who would love a home with someone willing to work with her and her energy with lots of toys and maybe another playful dog her size to play with.
(Unknown birth year)
Meet Happy! A 47 lb lab mix who lives up to her name!
Happy loves to play! She will even throw her own toys up in the air and chase them!
She loves other dogs and wants to play with them. This makes her a bit overwhelming to the smaller dogs in her foster home.
Happy also loves people. Her foster home includes teenagers and she loves them as well as their friends. We have not had the opportunity to introduce her to small children but given her high energy level and desire to jump, we recommend she not be in a home with small children.
Happy play bites a lot when she wants to play. This behavior has been slowly improving, but a future adopter needs to understand that Happy gets very mouthy when she plays.
Happy enjoys walks. And chasing anything that moves: rabbits, birds, leaves. For this reason we recommend her forever home has a fenced yard. She currently takes 3-4 walks per day, for a total of 2-3 miles of walking.
We are working on basic commands currently, like "sit" and "touch".
Happy was heartworm positive and finished her treatments in October. She was put on heart medicine at the end of the treatment and we have just finished weening her off those. It does not appear that she will need heart medicine at this time.
She is housebroken although the heart medicine she was on was a diuretic so we have been taking her out every 1.5-2 hours to go to the bathroom during the day. She sleeps in a crate and can make it 8 hours through the night without accidents.
Happy does get startled easily by unexpected noises and can be possessive of her food.
Happy is a very sweet dog who would love a home with someone willing to work with her and her energy with lots of toys and maybe another playful dog her size to play with.
(Unknown birth year)
We are foster based so people view our website/social media or visit an outreach to meet dogs
2.
Submit Application
Electronic on the website
3.
Approve Application
Applications vet/reference/landlord checked as needed by a volunteer. If issues arise, ask for clarification. Sent to foster once approved
4.
Meet the Pet
Approved applicants contacted and meet or home visit set up.
5.
Home Check
Step 4 and 5 are interchangable
6.
Sign Adoption Contract
7.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
n order to be considered for an adoption you must:
1) be at least 18 years of age;
2) have the knowledge and consent of all humans living in your household;
3) have a valid ID with current address;
4) be willing to have your home inspected;
5) agree that your new pet will be a family member and kept as an indoor pet.
6) Once you’ve applied we will keep your application on file for up to a year and you can ask to have your application moved to a new adoptable pet if the one you apply for is not a match.
7) THE APPLICANT ON THIS FORM WILL BE THE LEGAL ADOPTER.
n order to be considered for an adoption you must:
1) be at least 18 years of age;
2) have the knowledge and consent of all humans living in your household;
3) have a valid ID with current address;
4) be willing to have your home inspected;
5) agree that your new pet will be a family member and kept as an indoor pet.
6) Once you’ve applied we will keep your application on file for up to a year and you can ask to have your application moved to a new adoptable pet if the one you apply for is not a match.
7) THE APPLICANT ON THIS FORM WILL BE THE LEGAL ADOPTER.
We host multiple events each month where our dogs may be met by members of the community. We post those dates to our social media and website.
We host multiple events each month where our dogs may be met by members of the community. We post those dates to our social media and website.
More about this rescue
Pet Pack Rescue Initiative was founded in 2022 as an all foster, all volunteer run organization. Since our inception, we have placed over 1000 dogs and cats into forever homes. Our motto is to support fosters to save lives. Our goal is the idea of we can, we will, we must in order to successfully survive as an organization. We rely 100% on donations, grants, and adoption fees to help offset our costs.
Pet Pack Rescue Initiative was founded in 2022 as an all foster, all volunteer run organization. Since our inception, we have placed over 1000 dogs and cats into forever homes. Our motto is to support fosters to save lives. Our goal is the idea of we can, we will, we must in order to successfully survive as an organization. We rely 100% on donations, grants, and adoption fees to help offset our costs.
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