Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Story
Est. DOB: 06/07/2026
Est. Expected Adult Weight: 60 to 75+lbs
Adoption fee: $495
(Adoption fee includes spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate current vaccines, microchip, and preventative flea treatment.)
Big paws, goofy puppy energy, and a heart that's just waiting to trust! Meet Reddy, a young, large-breed boy who is still figuring out this big, confusing world. He is expected to grow into a big guy, weighing approximately 60–75+ pounds when fully grown!
Reddy was left behind at a rental property and eventually surrendered by the landlord. It's hard to know what his little heart has been through, but one thing is clear: this sweet boy wants to trust and just needs someone willing to give him the time and patience to get there.
Reddy is a big, goofy baby with a playful, energetic personality. He's affectionate and enjoys the company of other playful dogs. While he may be timid and unsure at first, underneath that uncertainty is a loving puppy who is ready to blossom with a little encouragement and a lot of love.
As with many young pups, Reddy is still a work in progress. He will need help with potty training, basic obedience, leash manners, and building confidence. His future family should be prepared for the time, consistency, and patience that come with raising a puppy, especially one who is still learning that the world can be a safe and wonderful place. And remember, this little guy won't stay little for long! His future family should be ready for all the fun, energy, and responsibilities that come with a 60–75+ pound companion.
Reddy is looking for a home that will celebrate his goofy puppy moments, encourage his confidence, provide positive guidance, and never rush him into being more comfortable than he's ready to be.
Apply today!
https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/SSAR/Dog
Disclaimer: Please note that dogs in a rescue environment may behave differently than they would in a home setting. While we do our best to assess each dogs habits and behaviors, we cannot guarantee that any dog is fully potty trained or will not have accidents after adoption. Changes in environment, routine, stress levels, and transition into a new home can all impact a dogs house-training habits. Patience, consistency, and continued training may be needed as the dog adjusts to their new home. Breed descriptions are provided as a general estimate based on the dog's size, shape, and appearance. These descriptions are not definitive and should be considered a "guestimate." Since we cannot always know the exact breed mix of our rescue animals, the information provided is simply an educated guess.
