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Brown Swiss

German Shorthaired Pointer Beagle

Female, 1 mo
Hillsboro, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🐄 Meet the Cow Puppies! 🐄The Cow Puppies came to us as tiny bottle babies about six weeks ago after our local dog warden reached out for help. 🍼🐶 They did have a mother, but sadly she was not socialized with people. Because of that, she was interfering with the ability to properly care for the puppies, and we knew that if they stayed with her they would likely grow up fearful and possibly aggressive toward people.So we stepped in, and thanks to some wonderful foster homes these little ones have spent the last six weeks learning exactly what being loved by humans is all about. ❤️🏡 They’ve grown into social, affectionate, happy-go-lucky puppies who greet the world with wagging tails and zero worries. 🐶💛They’ve experienced life in homes, met kids 👧🧒, and been around other animals 🐾, helping them develop into well-rounded puppies. Now that they’ve graduated from foster care, they’re ready to find families of their very own. 🎓🐕For once, we were actually able to see both parents! Mom was a black-and-white, roughly 50-lb dog who looked like a German Shorthaired Pointer mix. Dad was a white-and-brown dog, also over 50 lbs, who appeared to be a German Shorthaired Pointer or possibly a hound mix. Some of the puppies even have a bit of a Beagle-like build. 🐕 In other words: adorable mystery mutts with lots of charm.Right now they range from about 7–12 lbs. ⚖️ Based on their parents’ size, we estimate they’ll grow to be 40+ lbs when full grown, though with mixed breeds we can never guarantee size or breed.Because their spotted coats reminded us of tiny cows, we named them after different cattle breeds. 🐄Girls: Aberdeen, Brown Swiss, Holstein, Jersey, and Longhorn 🎀Boys: Angus, Brahman, and Hereford 💙Each puppy has been:🐾 Spayed or neutered💉 Given their first vaccines🦟 Flea & tick treated🪱 Dewormed📍 MicrochippedTheir adoption fee is $300.If you’re ready for a playful, well-socialized puppy who had the best start thanks to dedicated fosters, one of the Cow Puppies might be the perfect addition to your herd. 🐄🐾💛You can stop into the shelter 12- 5 pm Monday through Friday or 11 am to 3 pm on Saturday to meet who is available at that time. Please arrive no later than 30 minutes before we close to ensure we have time to do the adoption.We're open Monday through Friday 12-5 pm and Saturday 11-3 pm. We're located at 9331 State Route 124 Hillsboro, OH. Our adoption is open and easy, please come to the shelter to meet the animals in person to adopt.
We'll also keep you updated on Aberdeen's adoption status with email updates.
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Aberdeen

German Shorthaired Pointer Beagle

Female, 1 mo
Hillsboro, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🐄 Meet the Cow Puppies! 🐄The Cow Puppies came to us as tiny bottle babies about six weeks ago after our local dog warden reached out for help. 🍼🐶 They did have a mother, but sadly she was not socialized with people. Because of that, she was interfering with the ability to properly care for the puppies, and we knew that if they stayed with her they would likely grow up fearful and possibly aggressive toward people.So we stepped in, and thanks to some wonderful foster homes these little ones have spent the last six weeks learning exactly what being loved by humans is all about. ❤️🏡 They’ve grown into social, affectionate, happy-go-lucky puppies who greet the world with wagging tails and zero worries. 🐶💛They’ve experienced life in homes, met kids 👧🧒, and been around other animals 🐾, helping them develop into well-rounded puppies. Now that they’ve graduated from foster care, they’re ready to find families of their very own. 🎓🐕For once, we were actually able to see both parents! Mom was a black-and-white, roughly 50-lb dog who looked like a German Shorthaired Pointer mix. Dad was a white-and-brown dog, also over 50 lbs, who appeared to be a German Shorthaired Pointer or possibly a hound mix. Some of the puppies even have a bit of a Beagle-like build. 🐕 In other words: adorable mystery mutts with lots of charm.Right now they range from about 7–12 lbs. ⚖️ Based on their parents’ size, we estimate they’ll grow to be 40+ lbs when full grown, though with mixed breeds we can never guarantee size or breed.Because their spotted coats reminded us of tiny cows, we named them after different cattle breeds. 🐄Girls: Aberdeen, Brown Swiss, Holstein, Jersey, and Longhorn 🎀Boys: Angus, Brahman, and Hereford 💙Each puppy has been:🐾 Spayed or neutered💉 Given their first vaccines🦟 Flea & tick treated🪱 Dewormed📍 MicrochippedTheir adoption fee is $300.If you’re ready for a playful, well-socialized puppy who had the best start thanks to dedicated fosters, one of the Cow Puppies might be the perfect addition to your herd. 🐄🐾💛You can stop into the shelter 12- 5 pm Monday through Friday or 11 am to 3 pm on Saturday to meet who is available at that time. Please arrive no later than 30 minutes before we close to ensure we have time to do the adoption.We're open Monday through Friday 12-5 pm and Saturday 11-3 pm. We're located at 9331 State Route 124 Hillsboro, OH. Our adoption is open and easy, please come to the shelter to meet the animals in person to adopt.
We'll also keep you updated on Angus's adoption status with email updates.
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Angus

German Shorthaired Pointer Beagle

Male, 1 mo
Hillsboro, OH
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🐄 Meet the Cow Puppies! 🐄The Cow Puppies came to us as tiny bottle babies about six weeks ago after our local dog warden reached out for help. 🍼🐶 They did have a mother, but sadly she was not socialized with people. Because of that, she was interfering with the ability to properly care for the puppies, and we knew that if they stayed with her they would likely grow up fearful and possibly aggressive toward people.So we stepped in, and thanks to some wonderful foster homes these little ones have spent the last six weeks learning exactly what being loved by humans is all about. ❤️🏡 They’ve grown into social, affectionate, happy-go-lucky puppies who greet the world with wagging tails and zero worries. 🐶💛They’ve experienced life in homes, met kids 👧🧒, and been around other animals 🐾, helping them develop into well-rounded puppies. Now that they’ve graduated from foster care, they’re ready to find families of their very own. 🎓🐕For once, we were actually able to see both parents! Mom was a black-and-white, roughly 50-lb dog who looked like a German Shorthaired Pointer mix. Dad was a white-and-brown dog, also over 50 lbs, who appeared to be a German Shorthaired Pointer or possibly a hound mix. Some of the puppies even have a bit of a Beagle-like build. 🐕 In other words: adorable mystery mutts with lots of charm.Right now they range from about 7–12 lbs. ⚖️ Based on their parents’ size, we estimate they’ll grow to be 40+ lbs when full grown, though with mixed breeds we can never guarantee size or breed.Because their spotted coats reminded us of tiny cows, we named them after different cattle breeds. 🐄Girls: Aberdeen, Brown Swiss, Holstein, Jersey, and Longhorn 🎀Boys: Angus, Brahman, and Hereford 💙Each puppy has been:🐾 Spayed or neutered💉 Given their first vaccines🦟 Flea & tick treated🪱 Dewormed📍 MicrochippedTheir adoption fee is $300.If you’re ready for a playful, well-socialized puppy who had the best start thanks to dedicated fosters, one of the Cow Puppies might be the perfect addition to your herd. 🐄🐾💛You can stop into the shelter 12- 5 pm Monday through Friday or 11 am to 3 pm on Saturday to meet who is available at that time. Please arrive no later than 30 minutes before we close to ensure we have time to do the adoption.We're open Monday through Friday 12-5 pm and Saturday 11-3 pm. We're located at 9331 State Route 124 Hillsboro, OH. Our adoption is open and easy, please come to the shelter to meet the animals in person to adopt.

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