This helps One More Last Chance - NY transport with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
Poodle (Standard)/Goldendoodle
Color
White - with Red, Golden, Orange or Chestnut
Age
1 year old, Young
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
70 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
LMNY
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Dakota is about a year old and he’s happy and playful. He has a story similar to other doodles where he was purchased as a puppy by a senior citizen and then when he got older and bigger, he became too much. He was given to a family temporarily that had several children and they loved him, but they were never home and decided they didn’t want to keep him so they gave him to another senior lady that had just lost her husband. Unfortunately , he was too much for her also so he ended up in rescue. He’s really not wild. He’s just a puppy and he’s happy and playful. He would be great in an active family with children. He also plays very well with other dogs. Dakota is neutered, up-to-date on shots, heartworm negative and micro chipped. He’s very sweet and very smart. When he was with the family, they taught him to sit and wait for his dinner while they said their prayers and then he could eat. Dakota is also house trained if you would like to be Dakota’s hero and finally give him the forever home he deserves, please contact omlc7@hotmail.com or dogs4mylife@gmail.com and we will send you our information and application. If you do not see a response from us, please check your spam folder.
Dakota is about a year old and he’s happy and playful. He has a story similar to other doodles where he was purchased as a puppy by a senior citizen and then when he got older and bigger, he became too much. He was given to a family temporarily that had several children and they loved him, but they were never home and decided they didn’t want to keep him so they gave him to another senior lady that had just lost her husband. Unfortunately , he was too much for her also so he ended up in rescue. He’s really not wild. He’s just a puppy and he’s happy and playful. He would be great in an active family with children. He also plays very well with other dogs. Dakota is neutered, up-to-date on shots, heartworm negative and micro chipped. He’s very sweet and very smart. When he was with the family, they taught him to sit and wait for his dinner while they said their prayers and then he could eat. Dakota is also house trained if you would like to be Dakota’s hero and finally give him the forever home he deserves, please contact omlc7@hotmail.com or dogs4mylife@gmail.com and we will send you our information and application. If you do not see a response from us, please check your spam folder.
Email omlc7@hotmail.com to request an adoption application. Once we receive your complete application, an adoption counselor will contact you, usually within 48 hours of receipt of the application. If pet is still available, we will do a phone interview. During the adoption interview, the adoption counselor will tell you more about the puppy and our adoption processes, as well as answer any questions you have. Dogs and puppies are up-to-date on their vaccinations, spayed/neutered, de-wormed, treated for fleas/ticks and heartworm negative before leaving rescue. You will receive complete medical records for your dog or puppy at the time of adoption.The adoption fee varies based on age and breed and covers the cost of all veterinary care and transportation to your area. Most of our dogs are from $500 to $550. Our dogs and puppies are delivered via a USDA-certified van transport and receive an Interstate Health Certificate -- issue by a licensed, accredited veterinarian -- no more than 10 days before the dog or puppy leaves rescue.All of our dogs and puppies come into rescue from the "death row" of animal shelters in the south, or are owner surrenders or strays who were "pound bound" before coming into rescue. Adopting a dog or puppy from the One More Last Chance Rescue means you are truly part of a partnership to save the life of the dog or puppy that you welcome into your family.Our dogs and puppies are fostered at our rescue in Tennessee, meaning that it isn't possible to meet the dog or puppy before adoption. Our adoption counselor works with you to do everything possible to ensure that there is a good match between the family and the dog. We have had several hundred dogs adopted using this process and we have a very high success rate for a happy outcome. If for any reason an adoption is not successful, OMLC will work with the adopter to find the best possible solution for the dog and the adopting family.We can provide contact information for adopters in your area who can tell you about their experience partnering with the OMLC to save the life of a dog and make the animal a part of their family. We look forward to hearing from you and working with you to find the right dog for your family!
Email omlc7@hotmail.com to request an adoption application. Once we receive your complete application, an adoption counselor will contact you, usually within 48 hours of receipt of the application. If pet is still available, we will do a phone interview. During the adoption interview, the adoption counselor will tell you more about the puppy and our adoption processes, as well as answer any questions you have. Dogs and puppies are up-to-date on their vaccinations, spayed/neutered, de-wormed, treated for fleas/ticks and heartworm negative before leaving rescue. You will receive complete medical records for your dog or puppy at the time of adoption.The adoption fee varies based on age and breed and covers the cost of all veterinary care and transportation to your area. Most of our dogs are from $500 to $550. Our dogs and puppies are delivered via a USDA-certified van transport and receive an Interstate Health Certificate -- issue by a licensed, accredited veterinarian -- no more than 10 days before the dog or puppy leaves rescue.All of our dogs and puppies come into rescue from the "death row" of animal shelters in the south, or are owner surrenders or strays who were "pound bound" before coming into rescue. Adopting a dog or puppy from the One More Last Chance Rescue means you are truly part of a partnership to save the life of the dog or puppy that you welcome into your family.Our dogs and puppies are fostered at our rescue in Tennessee, meaning that it isn't possible to meet the dog or puppy before adoption. Our adoption counselor works with you to do everything possible to ensure that there is a good match between the family and the dog. We have had several hundred dogs adopted using this process and we have a very high success rate for a happy outcome. If for any reason an adoption is not successful, OMLC will work with the adopter to find the best possible solution for the dog and the adopting family.We can provide contact information for adopters in your area who can tell you about their experience partnering with the OMLC to save the life of a dog and make the animal a part of their family. We look forward to hearing from you and working with you to find the right dog for your family!
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Our dogs are located in TN so it is not possible to meet your new pet prior to adoption.
Our dogs are located in TN so it is not possible to meet your new pet prior to adoption.
More about this rescue
One More Last Chance is a volunteer organization committed to saving as many dogs as possible in the east TN area and getting them into safe, loving homes.
One More Last Chance is a volunteer organization committed to saving as many dogs as possible in the east TN area and getting them into safe, loving homes.
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