Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
I am currently in a foster home and not at HSNBA, if you are interested in meeting me, please contact the nice folks at HSNBA so they can put you in contact with my foster family to set up a meet & greet. E-mail HSNBA at adoption@hsnba.org, call us at: (830) 629-5287 or stop by and speak with the folks at HSNBA at 3353 Morningside Dr. to get your information sent over to my foster home. My foster family is the best and can give you more information on me.If we had to appoint a class clown, Callie would be our girl! She accidentally trips over her own excitement… then gets the zoomies about it. 🤭This happy-go-lucky girl lives life with one goal: have fun and make sure everyone around her does too. Whether she’s tearing around with her signature happy zoomies, making you laugh with her goofy antics, or showing off that huge smile, Callie has a way of turning an ordinary day into a great one. She’s incredibly friendly with everyone she meets and seems to think strangers are just friends she hasn’t introduced herself to yet.Callie is working on her basics and putting a lot of effort into her leash manners! She gets very excited when it’s time for a walk, but once she’s had a chance to sniff a few spots and take a potty break, she settles in beautifully and enjoys walking alongside her handler.She also has a serious love for toys, especially stuffies! If you stop by her kennel, there’s a good chance she’ll proudly show off one of her favorites. Just don’t expect her to hand it over without a little game of tug of war first! Callie has tested positive for heartworms, but HSNBA is committed to helping her every step of the way. Unfortunately the shelter is not an ideal place for a dog to undergo heart worm treatment as they need a calm, quiet environment to heal. HSNBA will cover the full cost of her heartworm treatment and support her future family throughout the entire process. The only thing Callie needs is a loving home where she can recover in a calm, quiet environment while she heals.If your home could use a little more laughter, a lot more smiles, and a best friend who reminds you to enjoy the little things, Callie is ready to trade her kennel for a couch! I have tested heartworm positive. This means I have a parasite and need treatment. While my friends at HSNBA desperately want to help me, the shelter is too stressful an environment to undertake treatment and treatment itself is very expensive. The shelter has a few options to help with treatment, and if I steal your heart you should talk with them and your vet about what my treatment is like. For more information on heartworms, please visit the American Heartworm Society here https://www.heartwormsociety.org/pet-owner-resources/heartworm-basicsHSNBA lists all animals online from the moment of intake, and our listings are updated automatically every midnight. Some of these animals may not be available for adoption at this moment, but you can always call the shelter at 830-629-5287 for clarification on the adoption process or the animal's current status.
