Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Oreo Fury – Our Distinguished Gentleman Adventurer
At 9 years young, Oreo Fury has lived a life worthy of his dramatic
name. Like the famous stallion “Fury” from the 1950s TV show, this
Oreo spent the last four years mostly outdoors, fending for himself and
growing quite the “wild hair” look. Underneath all that, though, was a
handsome, gentle soul just waiting to shine.
After a much-needed grooming, Oreo Fury moved into a foster home
with three other dogs, one of them also named Oreo! The adjustment
from living outside on his own to sharing humans, couches, and toys
with three resident pups was understandably a little bumpy at first. But
with time, patience, and love, Oreo has blossomed into a dashing,
distinguished gentleman who quietly melts hearts wherever he goes.
Personality & Home Life
Lives peacefully with three female dogs in his foster home
Slowly but surely joining in playtime and choosing his favorite
squeaky toys
LOVES his blanket and will find it wherever you lay it for nap
time
Enjoys running at the dog park and playing with similar-sized dogs
Middle-aged vibe: happy to play, but also very content to snooze
Sleeps on the king-sized bed with the rest of the pack—he’s a
cuddle pro
Oreo is a polite, non-pushy eater. He and his foster sisters are “grazers”
and share the food area calmly, giving each other space and time.
Training & House Manners
Oreo came to us used to doing his business wherever he pleased outside,
so housetraining was a concept, he’s had to relearn. His foster family
used belly bands indoors and guided him outside frequently. He’s now
learned to:
Wait to potty outside
Use the pet door to access the fenced yard
Come back in like a pro
He still benefits from routine and supervision in a new home, but he’s
made great progress and wants to please.
Oreo was crated only for his first car ride home and first overnight. He
tolerated it but was anxious and unable to fully relax, likely due to his
years of outdoor living. Since then, he has done well uncrated in his
foster home.
Other Pets
Oreo has reportedly done well with cats in the past, but his foster home
does not have cats, so this has not been confirmed. Based on his gentle,
easygoing demeanor, we feel he could do well with other animals given
proper introductions.
Enjoys the company of similar-sized dogs
Has met male dogs at the dog park, including some larger ones,
with no issues
We recommend pairing him with similar-sized dogs just to be safe
Oreo could be happy as an only dog, especially with humans who are
home often, but he’s also used to having dog friends around.
Health & Adoption Status
Approximately 9 years old
Neutered
Awaiting final clearance from his intake exam; once cleared, he
will be ready for adoption
Oreo Fury may not have a long resume of commands (“he has a few, but
then again, too few to mention…”), but what he does have is a big heart,
a calm, gentle spirit, and a readiness to finally live his best life—this
time, surrounded by comfort, kindness, and love.
If you’re looking for a well-mannered, soulful companion who’s
done with chaos and ready for cozy, Oreo Fury might just be your
perfect match.
Social Media Caption (short & catchy):
Meet Oreo Fury, our 9-year-old distinguished gentleman who spent
years living outdoors and is now LOVING the good life indoors.
He’s:
Great with similar-sized dogs
A pro napper with a favorite blanket
Learning house training and using a pet door
Gentle, easygoing, and loves the dog park
Neutered and awaiting final vet clearance, he’ll soon be ready to go
home.
If you’ve got a spot on your couch (and maybe your bed!) for a sweet,
middle-aged cuddle buddy, ask us about Oreo Fury today!
