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Copper

Border Collie

Male, Adult

Columbia, MO

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.If interested in adopting, read about our Adoption Process and complete an Adoption Application on the Mo-Kan website. A Mo-Kan application must be filled out to begin the process.(Sending an "Inquiry" via Petfinder does not constitute an application.) Copper is a 5 year old, high energy 48 pound purebred border collie who recently lost the loving home he had since puppyhood. This gorgeous blue merle boy came into rescue and hasn’t looked back. His sweet sister, Charlie, is in a separate Mo-Kan foster home. Copper loves people of all ages, especially children. He is not good with cats. Copper was used to being an outdoor dog and is learning that there are different rules indoors. He is very puppylike: perpetually happy, curious, and runs everywhere instead of walking. Copper responds best to gentle touch and calmly delivered commands. He is a blank slate, and eager to please! He is crate trained and runs in preemptively to get a treat, which he takes treats very gently. “Copper, come!” appears to be his favorite command. He thinks he is a lap dog and is learning to sit for affection instead of jumping up for it. Copper walks moderately well on a leash and is learning to stay to one side of his person. He enjoys outings to our local dog park for the people who pet him as much as the dogs he runs with. He is very skilled at reading and reacting appropriately to new dog friends and takes their feedback well. Copper would do best in a home with a consistent routine. Having been an outdoor dog after his first year of life, he is re-learning potty training. He is crated during the workday with a mid-day dogsitter break while his foster is at work and keeps his kennel clean. He loves being outside, running in a yard and wrestling with his 55 pound housemate, so a fenced yard and a dog companion are preferred. Copper is not good with cats and is hyper focused on chickens. A home without cats or caged small pets is a must. If he sounds like a great addition to your family, complete an adoption application on the Mo-Kan website. Copper is being fostered in the Kansas City area.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.March 10, 2026, 11:12 am

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Chou Chou

Border Collie

Male, Adult

Columbia, MO

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Not good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

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Pepper (Courtesy Post)

Border Collie

Female

Columbia, MO

Size

(when grown) -

Details

House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Courtesy PostCourtesy Post. See contact info at the end of bio. Pepper is a 2.5-year-old Border Collie with a sweet, goofy demeanor. She was abandoned after not making the cut as a working dog on a cattle farm (apparently, she preferred playing with the herd). She was found very underweight with several short-term health conditions, suggesting a significant amount of time away from care. She now has a clean bill of health. Pepper is big for a female Border Collie, with sturdy arms, big paws, and a hard head. She’s an inch taller and two inches longer than her foster brothers, who are both 50-pound male Border Collies. When she was found, she was a 3 on the body condition chart at 54 pounds. She’s now very healthy at 65 pounds. Through the process of trying to find her owner, her breeder was found and claims Pepper is an ABCA Border Collie with an Irish working dog pedigree. Though she shows signs of that herding speed and explosiveness, she seems to need less occupation than her 10+ year-old foster brothers. Despite coming from a farm, Pepper is housebroken, kennel trained, and good on a leash. In a short amount of time, she’s learned the routine of her foster parents’ dogs, catching on to schedules and everyday commands and fitting in well much of the time. With some initial boundary setting, she’s respectful of what furniture is pet approved. Pepper has improved greatly on appeasement behaviors, but will still lick hands, whimper, or vocalize like a husky when she’s excited. She’ll let out a groan of disapproval otherwise. Pepper is very friendly with everyone she meets and is gentle with her foster family’s toddler. While she likes to play outside, go on walks and car rides, and run with her foster brothers in the backyard, she’s always the first dog to chill out on her own and is very content hanging out near the couch, on a dog bed, or on the patio. Pepper is still a puppy and loves keeping herself busy with chew toys… she’ll find her own if pet-friendly chew toys aren’t around. Pepper should not be off leash. Unfortunately, she butts heads with her foster brothers pretty often. Pepper is not aggressive or an instigator, but she is ignorant to her foster brothers’ signals and space. Often absentmindedly getting between them and their favorite toys, beds, bowls, etc., they’ll growl or snip, which has caused outbursts. She’s also working on the “let go” portion of fetch & play, triggering some territorial disputes over toys. Other times she’ll be submissive and allow herself to be herded by her brothers. Her foster parents are working on the situation but haven’t had a lot of success (three hard heads). All that said, Pepper does not like to be left out and is most comfortable being where her brothers or the people are. During her first few days, she had signs of separation anxiety like whining in her crate, looking to get around/over a fence if her parents were on opposite side of it, and barking if she wasn’t doing the same activity as her brothers. This improved greatly after about 2-3 days of learning a new routine, so we suspect she has some worries about abandonment. Pepper wants a family with a yard to play in and sidewalks to get exercise on. We believe she’d do great with any age of people. As far as pet companions, the right balance would need to be struck. Pepper would do great around other cheerfully unconcerned dogs who aren’t territorial. We believe she’d do better with a friend but could adjust to the single-dog role after catching on to her new family’s routine. If interested in applying for Pepper please email Jon at hill.jont@gmail.com Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.March 10, 2026, 11:12 am

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Bunny

Border Collie

Female, Puppy

Columbia, MO

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

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Jimmy Dugan

Border Collie

Male, Young

Columbia, MO

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.If interested in adopting, read about our Adoption Process and complete an Adoption Application on the Mo-Kan website. A Mo-Kan application must be filled out to begin the process.(Sending an "Inquiry" via Petfinder does not constitute an application.) Coming soonMeet Dug (Doug) My full name is Jimmy Dugan the goofy Tom Hanks Character in A League of Their Own. I do live life fully each day and I do make my foster mom smile often. Dug is a 1 yr old, neutered Border Collie, UTD on all vaccines and on Heartworm, Flea Tick preventative. He has a loving, joyful, goofy spirit. He approaches life with enthusiasm and curiosity. While he can have a sensitive wary side when introduced to new people and situations, he always wants to do the right thing but needs help learning how. He did not get the chance to learn as a puppy. Since coming into rescue, a village has helped him make his way. What has he learned? How wonderful life is with human and canine friends. How to run and play in his own 4 ft fenced backyard. He has no desire to leave it. Loves his dog door. He has a great off switch, loves to walk then cuddle and watch movies! He respects a house so while curious he does not take things that don't belong to him and if he chooses unwisely, a simple no and a show of what he can have will do. He is fully house trained and stands quietly at the door to signal “got to go”. He eats and sleeps in a crate (he would love to sleep by your bed) without fuss. He is slowly learning that staying in a crate while his human is gone is ok, she will return. He loves benebones, toys and playing tug with his favorite foster sibling. His obedience skills are coming along nicely. He is a dry sponge absorbing it all and surprises his foster mom every day. He walks nicely 1:1on a short leash. Does well on a long leash, but must be reminded to not pull when things are exciting, and he wants to join in. His sit hold is becoming more automatic. He waits when told at gates and doors. He respects child gates. Lays on command and is learning so much more. Not bad for a dog who knew nothing 2 months ago. He currently lives with 4 confident dogs, both young and old, large, and small. He can have an intense herding stare and will jump into any game playing action but will accept correction from dogs if he’s too enthusiastic. What does Dug need? A calm, confident, kind human all his own who helps him gain confidence in new situations and will continue his training to learn all the things he didn't get a chance to as a puppy. He is smart, eager, and does not want to disappoint you. Because he is shy and wary at times, and just gaining experience & confidence, young children are not a good match. He has natural herding abilities and has not been coached on how to use them appropriately, so livestock, birds and cats are not a good fit. He has so many other things he is trying to master. He needs and wants a fenced yard at least 4 ft to play in. He is without a doubt loving, devoted and obedient. He is being fostered in SW Michigan 90 min from Chicago. Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.April 25, 2026, 8:41 pm

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Anya

Border Collie

Female, Adult

Columbia, MO

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Not good with kids, Good with cats, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,

Story

My coworker passed away, and I took Anya and Sampson in together. I was hoping I could find a home for them, but I’ve been unsuccessful. My dog is not nice to them so I have to keep them separate. They also do not like kids and bark at my kids every time they go by. My coworker was a single lady so I don’t think they were around kids much. They definitely love each other and I would love to see them stay together. My mom and I have been taking care of them, but she’s getting ready to go back to work out of state. I think they would be happier in another home where there wasn’t other dogs that they had to be afraid of and with no children. They are both crate, trained and listen really well. They are good dogs. My home is just not the place for them. I think they would do better in another foster home that is quieter than my crazy house:)

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