"RONAN" CUTIE! 10 mth BLACK Lab mix (med/lg) PUP

 

  Ronan came in with siblings "Ramona"and "Brennon"

"BRENNON" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!
MCAS hours/ Location

Date found: Friday, November 8, 2024

Location found: SE 76th / SE Center

How did we get this animal: Officer Pickup

Adoption cost: $160.00

License fee: $27.00 (Multnomah County residents only)

 

Animal ID: 329407 male 10 mths 44 lbs (still growing somewhat)

 https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/329407

 

This sweet and goofy 10-month-old Lab mix, Ronan, is ready to find his forever home! He may be a bit shy at first, but once he warms up, he's a playful pup with lots of love to give. Ronan is looking for an active family who can keep him busy and help him build confidence. He's still learning his basic manners and leash training, but he's a quick study and thrives on positive reinforcement. With a little patience and consistency, he'll be a pro in no time. Ronan loves to cuddle and give kisses, but he also has tons of energy to burn. Once he's mastered the basics, he'd love to try fun activities like agility, nose work, or flyball. If you're looking for a fun-loving companion who will keep you on your toes and melt your heart with his sweetness, Ronan might be the perfect boy for you! 💓

"BRENNON" CUTIE! 10 mth BLack LAB mix (med/lg) PUP

  Brennon came in with siblings "Ramona"and "Ronan"

"BRENNON" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!
MCAS hours/ Location

Date found: Friday, November 8, 2024

Location found: SE 76th / SE Center

How did we get this animal: Officer Pickup

Adoption cost: $160.00

License fee: $27.00 (Multnomah County residents only)

 

Animal ID: 329406 male 10mths 39 lbs (still growing somewhat)

 

https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/329406

This sweet and energetic 10-month-old Lab mix, Brennon, is ready to find his forever home! He's a playful pup with lots of love to give, and he's looking for an active family who can keep him busy. Brennon is still learning his basic manners and leash training, but he's a quick study and thrives on positive reinforcement. With a little patience and consistency, he'll be a pro in no time. Brennon loves to cuddle and give kisses, but he also has tons of energy to burn. Once he's mastered the basics, he'd love to try fun activities like agility, nose work, or flyball. If you're looking for a fun-loving companion who will keep you on your toes, Brennon might be the perfect boy for you! 💙🐾

 

"RAMONA" CUTIE! 10 mth Black LAB mix (med/lg ) PUP

 Ramona came in with siblings "Brennon"and "Ronan"

"RAMONA" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!
MCAS hours/ Location

Date found: Friday, November 8, 2024

Location found: SE 76th / SE Center

How did we get this animal: Officer Pickup

Adoption cost: $160.00

License fee: $27.00 (Multnomah County residents only)

 

Animal ID: 329405 female 10mths 38 lbs (still growing somewhat)

https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/329405

This sweet and energetic 10-month-old Lab mix, Ramona, is ready to find her forever home! She's a playful pup with lots of love to give, and she's looking for an active family who can keep her busy. Ramona is still learning her basic manners and needs work on leash training, but she's a quick study and thrives on positive reinforcement. With a little patience and consistency, she'll be a pro in no time. Ramona loves to cuddle and give kisses, but she also has tons of energy to burn. Once she's mastered the basics, she'd love to try fun activities like agility, nose work, or flyball. If you're looking for a fun-loving companion who will keep you on your toes, Ramona might be the perfect girl for you! 💕🦋

"AMY" HAPPY ADOPTION UPDATE!! German Shepherd - Get along with DOGS and CATS

HAPPY ADOPTION UPDATE 

"AMY" aka "Havok" Nov 11, 2024

Happy Adoption Story: Havok (Amy)

"I recently lost my fiancé and I came in to adopt a dog so that I wouldn't feel so alone. I adopted Amy a GSD who had come from a hoarding situation. I was told she was very reserved and that I might want a more outgoing and friendly dog. I decided that I want to at least try with Amy. Her name is now Havok, and from the 1st night, she has been virtually glued to my side unless she's out in our big fenced yard, playing in her pool or doing zoomies. She is such a huge blessing to me. I'm so grateful for this program that allowed me to make her part of my life." - Erica

 

UPDATE 8/28/24 ADOPTED

 "AMY" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!

MCAS hours/ Location

Date found: Monday, May 6, 2024

Currently at the shelter

How did we get this animal: Officer Pickup

Adoption cost: $160.00

License fee: $27.00 (Multnomah County residents only)

Animal ID: 319734 spayed female 2yrs 2 mths 63 lbs

https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/319734

Looking for a love bug? Are you patient and do you have a backyard? Hi My name is Amy, my foster mom calls me Amie-Welsh and has been teaching me French! My foster mom says that since being in foster I have learned that car rides are good and have almost gotten over my anxiety when left in the car for short amounts of time. I prefer a doggie hammock in the back seat to keep me from sliding. I have used the SniffSpot app to rent fenced in backyard and I loved it so much! I love to play with other dogs in a secure environment, but only known my siblings, so new dogs can scare me at times. I have played respectful dogs, of all sizes and done well. I have also lived peacefully with cats! I will need some leash training, as I get a little excited when I see other dogs, and I often react and scare them. I am a big girl, so some training and patience will be needed for me to learn proper leash manners! I would do best in a home with my own secured backyard, bed inside a calm house with lower traffic and no little kids... I'd blossom! Talk to my adoption team about a skin condition that I have, that is under control with medication and nutrition, as well as why I have some nervous tendencies. My gentle and fragile nature is as lovable as the amount of love I give to others... Then you've got a loyal companion to the end! If you are looking for your forever partner in love and life, fill out an application today!! 

 

"GINGER" still available UPDATE!!! "STUMPTOWN STRAYS" gentle senior Pitmix

 "GINGER" is Available for adoption with STUMPTOWN STRAYS

 "One thing we know about Portland is that we love our pitbulls. And we’re not just saying that because the human running these socials has one. Or because our founders have one. Or because a lot of our volunteers have one.

Okay geez, we may be biased. But it’s true nonetheless. Portland loves pitties. So we can’t understand why our 9 year old pittie-mix, Ginger, doesn’t have hundreds of applications to sort through. This senior girl doesn’t even have 10. Or…..1.

What gives??

She loves people and she’s great with the other dogs in her foster home, but doesn’t enjoy high energy or aggressive play with other pups. (No cats please, as well) Ginger just wants to be loved. Loved as much as she loves toys, which is a LOT. Ginger has never met a stuffy she didn’t love. And if there are no stuffed toys available? She will happily hold a ball, a stick, a frisbee...any object that can be thrown. She sure can’t wait for a basket of toys in her very own home.

Friendly, cuddly, and smart, Ginger is an easy keeper. She is polite in the house and housetrained. She knows sit, down, stay, come and shake. She’ll do anything for affection and for someone to toss a toy for her.

Ginger is working on her leash skills and loves walks. She pulls a bit towards other people and dogs, but is easily redirected - unlike what we’ve been told our whole lives, old dogs can indeed learn new tricks!. Ginger has had normal senior blood work. Like all of our Stumpies, Ginger is heartworm negative and current on her flea and heartworm preventatives.

Ginger was left at the shelter at 9 years old for reasons we’ll never know, but what we do know is that her true forever human is out there and will give her the time to feel safe and loved so she can finally believe that she is HOME."  STUMPTOWN STRAYS FB 11/11/24

Please apply to adopt your new bestie, Ginger, on our website. https://www.stumptownstrays.org/adoption-application 

 "GINGER" is Available for adoption with STUMPTOWN STRAYS

Pit Bull Terrier Mix, Age: 9 Years Old, spayed Female, med size

Housetrained: Yes

OK With Kids: Yes  

OK With Dogs: Yes

OK With Cats: No  

Adoption Fee $250 

Ginger, our 49 pound 9 year old pitty mix, has never met a stuffy she didn't love. And if there are no stuffed toys available? Ginger will happily hold a ball, a stick, a frisbee...any object that can be thrown. So it was pretty tough on Ginger when she was healing from her dental surgery and couldn't hold anything. Now that this charmer is healed, she can't wait for a basket of toys in her own home.

Ginger came to us after her owners abandoned her at the shelter. She was so sweet and friendly that we were asked to take her in. Ginger loved the people and the dogs and the shelter, but she really needed her teeth fixed. Although Ginger had to lose several infected molars, she's much more comfortable without them.

Friendly, cuddly, and smart, Ginger is an easy keeper. She is polite in the house so her foster family has not had to crate her. She gets along well with large and small dogs, but chases cats, so no felines in her home. Housetrained, Ginger also knows sit, down, stay, come and shake. She'll do anything for affection and for someone to toss a toy for her.

Ginger is great on a leash and loves walks. She pulls a bit towards other people and dogs, but is easily redirected. Ginger has had normal senior blood work.

Like all of our Stumpies, Ginger is heartworm negative and current on her flea and heartworm preventatives. Her adoption fee is $250.

We can't know why Ginger was left at the shelter at 9 years old. But the person who gives this lovely dog a forever home will have hit the lottery. Is it you? Apply to adopt on our website. https://www.stumptownstrays.org/adoption-application

courtesy Stumptown Strays

 update 9/23/24 TRANSFERRED

Ginger lived with an  adult male Lab (who was adopted)

"GINGER" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!
MCAS hours/ Location

Date found: Wednesday, August 28, 2024

Location found: 6800 blk N Fenwick, Portland

How did we get this animal: Officer Pickup

Adoption cost: $60.00

License fee: $27.00 (Multnomah County residents only

Animal ID: 323726 spayed female 9 yrs 8 mths 54 lb recommend no cats

Ginger, the 9.5-year-old mixed breed sweetheart, may be a bit shy at first, but once she warms up, her affectionate nature shines through. This gentle lady has a heart full of love to give, and she's not afraid to show it with a flurry of sweet kisses. Ginger's calm and patient demeanor makes her a wonderful companion, especially for those seeking a loyal and devoted friend. Though she may take a little time to open up, the love and warmth she offers are more than worth the wait.

"CHINOOK" Husky/Border Collie mix "OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY" in Portland

CHINOOK is available for adoption at OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY in Portland

Chinook    #315072 neutered male 2 yrs 76 lbs

• I have been known to shower my favorite people with love.
• I'm a fiend for food! Snacks are a great way to make friends with me and teach me fun tricks.
• I really enjoy the company of my human friends.
• After I get a chance to warm up, I'd love to show my new family how playful I am!
• I may do best with an owner who has had experience owning or caring for shy and fearful dogs.
• Shy and Nervous: I can be worried about new people, new surroundings and touch. I prefer to take things at my own pace and will need to live in a calm environment.
• Escape Artist: I have a history of escaping doors or fences. I will need supervision when outdoors or we can go on adventures together - on leash of course!
• I must go to a home with a fenced in yard.
• I am part of the Diamond in the Ruff program, which you can learn more about here.

The type of home I'm looking for:

• I may do best in a home where there is a resident dog for me to play with!
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"REMI" goofy Bull Terrier /pitbull mix

"Remi!  he is my favorite dog at the shelter! He is a pleasure to walk, and loves gentle attention from people. Remi and I have been working on “mat training” … settling in a mat/ bed on cue and he has been doing really well. He is a smart boy and really enjoys rewards based training. If you can offer a dedicated and loving home please consider Remi or share him fir other to learn about this sweet boy." Mcas Volunteer

"RUE" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!
MCAS hours/ Location

11/10/24 returned

11/9/24 Adopted

Date found: Monday, October 14, 2024

Location found: SE 174th / SE Mill, Portland

How did we get this animal: Officer Pickup

Adoption cost: $160.00

License fee: $27.00 (Multnomah County residents only)

 Animal ID: 327557 male 2 yrs 56 lbs

https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/327557

Meet Remi! This goofy, fun-loving 2-year-old Bull Terrier/Pitbull type mix is ready to bounce his way into your heart! Remi is an outgoing and energetic companion who loves to play and would thrive in an active home. He's always up for an adventure, whether it's a trip to the park, a hike in the woods, or just a rousing game of fetch in the backyard. Remi's a big fan of snacks (who isn't?!) and is eager to please, which makes him a great candidate for continued training. He's still working on his manners and would benefit from someone who can provide him with consistent guidance and positive reinforcement. If you're looking for a loyal, playful, and affectionate companion who will keep you entertained with his silly antics, Remi might be the perfect dog for you! 🐾

courtesy Amanda T

 

"TROY" Oregon Humane Society= SALEM - GORGEOUS sheltie/HUSKY mix

Troy is Available for ADOPTION at Oregon Humane Society in Salem

What my friends at OHS say about me:

• I am used to living an active lifestyle! I would love to get up and go adventure with you.
• Shy and Nervous: I can be worried about new people, new surroundings and touch. I prefer to take things at my own pace and will need to live in a calm environment.
  
• I know some basic cues, such as sit.
• I REALLY love treats and learning new tricks!
• High Energy: I can become easily frustrated if my energy and exercise needs are not met. I will need positive outlets and a calm environment to help me flourish.
  

The type of home I'm looking for:

• I may do best in a home without small children.
• It could be with you! Click here to learn about the adoption process.
• You can also stock up on food and treats using our online store by clicking here.
• 5 yrs 81 lbs, fee $300 

photos courtesy OHS Salem

 

"ZIGGY" handsome young SILVER LAB "Oregon Weimaraner Rescue"

 

"ZIGGY" is Available for adoption at OREGON WEIMARANER RESCUE

   ZIGGY

 

 courtesy Oregon Weim Rescue

FROM OWNER:

About one year ago Ziggy was discovered roaming the woods 10 miles from our rural home. He had no collar or microchip and was extremely malnourished and very shy when it came to people. For over a month, myself, friends and other neighbors attempted to catch him. Some elderly neighbors nearby were eventually able to catch him in a kennel with food and house him in their horse barn for the winter. Upon realizing they could not continue to care for him in February of 2024, the elderly couple asked if we could take him in. Despite having limited space and a large dog and cat already, we took him in. We knew we could not keep him long term but we also knew our local shelters were overcrowded, and that because he was not socialized at that time, he would not be easily adoptable in the shelter environment. So, we brought him to our home to foster him. In fostering him, we hoped to be able to help him grow and flourish and to give him a fighting chance at finding a lasting forever home. We have grown to love his fun personality and think he is a truly amazing dog who is well worth the investment we made and feel the time is now right for Ziggy to find his true forever home.

Ziggy is an energetic and very playful male Silver Lab who is approximately 1.5 years old, 75 lbs, neutered (recently) and up to date on his rabies vaccine. He absolutely loves playing fetch and can be a total goofball when it's playtime….which he would love to be all the time :) He loves to bring the ball back to you and then roll around on his back with it before you throw it again. He is very smart, observant and has quickly learned basic commands (Sit, lay down, off, and come is about 50/50 but he does know what it means). We have worked really hard on threshold training (making him 'wait' at doors, gates, car doors etc.) with him and he is doing great. His leash-walking skills have come a long way though they could still use some fine tuning. We believe his beautiful blue/green eyes are his best attribute, they will really melt your heart!

Ziggy would do best in a home where there are calm, patient people who have prior dog experience and can offer him loving leadership. Movement is Ziggy's love language. He needs a home where the humans are active everyday! This guy loves to play fetch, hike, go for runs and is an avid swimmer. We have paddle-boarded with him and he has even pulled a skateboarder and biked alongside us for exercise. Ziggy has been living with a female Great Pyrenees and a cat. He should not live in a home with cats moving forward. He might be able to live with one other dog (non-dominant female would be best) if properly introduced. We believe Ziggy would do really well with crate training because he would like to have his own cozy space, especially if he is living with another dog. We do not have the space to crate train him but we know he would benefit from it and learn quickly. 

Unfortunately, a lot of his past is unknown and we believe Ziggy was likely mis-treated and did not get proper nutrition in his first year of life. Ziggy has been able to build a lot of confidence during the course of his time with us but he would benefit from even further socialization and introduction to diverse environments. Warming to new people can be challenging for him but he has really loved meeting the vet and staff at our vet's office which is a great recent sign. When he first came into our home he, unsurprisingly given his past, guarded his water and food closely…he would clearly vocalize that he did not want anyone threatening his food/water but we spent a good deal of time hand feeding and working on resource guarding so these behaviors have largely subsided with the rare exception of his water bowl which he will occasionally still “guard” but its pretty random  when that occurs. Because Ziggy loves food so much, he does really well with treat training and being rewarded with small treats is an absolute delight for him. He is pretty independent and really thrives on a consistent daily routine. He is still a bit of a shy guy who can sometimes get overwhelmed around loud noises (predominantly loud music and truck noises) or if there is too much pressure/attention on him. Aside from some sporadic skin issues which neutering/diet have seemed to clear up, our vet says he is in perfect health, shows no signs of early hip-dysplasia and has beautiful teeth.

 Ziggy has outgrown the environment and care that we can provide for him. He is ready for someone to open their hearts and provide his forever home. 

 FROM OWR:

Ziggy has been introduced to older dog savvy children and was fine, but between his puppy exuberance and lack of experience we don’t think Ziggy would thrive in a home with young children (11+ and dog savvy should be fine). Ziggy likes other dogs but does not have a ton of experience with them so an ideal buddy, if any, would be a well adjusted easy going medium/large breed. Ziggy is not currently microchipped but we will supply one to his new owners. Ziggy is a total outdoorsy dog who would do very well with a person who hikes, bikes, boats and/or generally enjoys spending time outdoors. On a final note, Ziggy is a great passenger in vehicles where he stays in the back seat and hangs out.

 If Ziggy sounds like he may be the perfect fit for you, please submit an application below

https://www.oregonweimrescue.org/how-to-adopt 

BELIEVED COMPATIBILITY WITH:

CHILDREN:  11+ dog savvy

CATS:  No

DOGS:  See bio

CURRENT LOCATION: Deming, WA

ADOPTION FEE: $200

"COLEMAN" WCGHS fabulous affectionate little Frenchie, Pug, Chow, Lab. Rottie, Boxer

" Looking for your new best friend and adventure buddy? Meet Coleman!  This compact, ball-loving, snuggle bug gets along amazingly with all the dog friends he meets.  He’s been overlooked time and time again, and it's breaking our hearts. 

Coleman is a MUST meet if you’re looking for a loyal, dog-friendly companion. Don’t miss your chance to win the heart of this shelter favorite!   WCGHS FB  Nov 4, 2024

10/24/2024 COLEMAN is once again Available for adoption (he is now "no cats"_) He is in a foster with West Columbia Gorge Humane Society. He's the sweetest guy, active, cute as heck, overlooked and no one can figure out why!!

Cole was DNA tested: a Pug, Frenchie, Lab, Rottie, chow mix. So unique! 

 As one of Cole's previous foster homes, I really hope this sweetheart can finally land the best fit and committed home soon!  He's been shifted around for too long (shelters, fosters and 1 previous adopter) and must be so confused. When Coleman originally came in as a stray at MCAS in late June 2024- he had a dull coat with missing hair due to poor diet and care. He was not yet house-trained so was probably kept as an outside dog or living in a homeless camp.   but was terrified in the overly noisy MCAS kennels where he would tremble in the back of his kennel.

 When the MCAS shelter kennels became full to capacity, an urgent email was sent to Mcas foster volunteers to foster a dog and empty up a kennel for another dog. I was still a volunteer at MCAS at that  time. As a devoted Mcas volunteer and foster of 19 years, I knew I wanted to help. On my regular dog walking shift that day, I looked in the kennels for a dog who I thought would be good with my 2 home dogs.  I  was drawn to the very scared but gentle Coleman and brought him home to foster.

Coleman was with me as a foster for 7 weeks.  He recovered from kennel cough, was neutered, became housetrained, and cratetrained. His sparse fur grew in thick and soft, and he gained needed weight. Coleman discovered toys, learned to play with other dogs, and opened up as he felt loved and became more secure. After 7 weeks, Cole was accepted to be transferred to WCGHS, where he went to stay with a new foster for 3 weeks...(I was advised that I wouldn't be able to continue as his foster for them)

 Cole was then adopted (  to someone with a cat)...After one month, Cole was returned to that shelter (with a no cats clause in a new foster home)  What a journey for this guy. Cole must be so confused.  At least he is one of the lucky homeless dogs whose best interests are still being looked after by a good shelter/rescue!  I love him and makes me sad to see him still without his own home. I hope he finds a great one soon!

 Cole has the best temperament, is very smart, funny and sensitive and has soft loose fur on his scruff and a squishy face.  He is also a busy boy at home- more than average- and engages with his toys and the other home dogs much of the day when not napping or snuggling,so he needs someone who will give him lots of attention! In the car he rides quietly, and at night will sleep peacefully in a large wire, covered crate (or on your bed if desired) He is a fascinating mix of breeds.(see below) Miss you buddy!

Coleman at recent WCGHS adoption event.

Coleman and a friend.  He's such a cuddler

 

Coleman at West Columbia Gorge HS

Animal ID

WCG-A-3960

Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male

41.2 lbs

2Y/10M  

Location

Dog Shelter, WCGHS Kennels

Adoption Fee

$425 

No Cats

Introducing the amazing Coleman! This handsome, friendly fella is looking for a family with other doggy friends to share his love and energy! Cole is playful, full of joy, and always ready for an adventure. Whether it's a hike, a romp in the yard, or a game of fetch, he's your perfect companion. After a fun-filled day, Cole enjoys nothing more than snuggling up with his furrever family, soaking in all the love and affection. He's social and loves to make new friends (both human and furry). Dont miss your chance to meet this amazing pup! 

 

 

Coleman when first dropped off from my foster home -he's a happier dog than he looks here

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note - update - Cole has now been neutered!

 

 

He has a little underbite

 

Coleman has a blue tongue - he's part chow

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Cole is a love! so affectionate, funny and full of a zest for life.  He will test your patience, fulfill your yen for training; will entertain you with his antics, and delight you with his affection. Everyone who meets Coleman, likes him!

Cole is not a dog for someone who wants a dog who just lays in the corner and is satisfied with a walk and a few good meals a day. He's looking for a buddy who is home more than not, someone who enjoys funny dogs and their personalities, and can give training /guidance -  but not take away Cole's silliness and love for life. He deserves a good home that is able to continue to provide him with good care

When he feels secure with the routine, Cole can also be a mellow and chill guy.  He has a great temperament!

Cole is not a dog for very young children or sedentary older folks.  Nor is he a good match with a really rowdy assertive dog  as he can get overwhelmed is he is pushed too hard- at least until he gets to know the other dog well.  He's not a dog for someone who lacks patience and expects strict obedience (what fun is that?) But he IS a dog for those who have alot of love for dogs with lots of personality and charm.

notes: He usually takes treats very gently, HOWEVER - he once or twice grabbed for a treat or hand held toy very hard and with young children that would be a problem.  Cole also is very physical(can be pushy)and wants to roll around or play - and can get mouthy -when you are on the floor at his level - and this could be a problem with little kids)

Cats - he hasn't met any actual cats in foster, (and any history with them is unknown) but he showed a distinct fear towards a stuffed cat "decoy" when he was brought into the same room with one. If someone were savvy and proceeded patiently, slowly and gently introducing him to a cat (taking more than one session to do this)  it is possible he could become comfortable and live with a savvy cat and not be afraid of it-  if people expected immediate results, and pushed too hard, he could go in the other direction

"COLEMAN" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!
MCAS hours/ Location

Date found: Wednesday, June 26, 2024

Location found: PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
NE 48TH AND GLISAN, Portland

How did we get this animal: Stray

Animal ID: 319465 neutered male, 2 yrs 6 mths 42 lbs (probably less than 2 yrs old)

https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/319472

in foster home

Cole is an adorable, energetic pup who is around 1 year old. With his squishy face, floppy ears, dark brindle coat, and a charming blue tongue, he's sure to steal your heart! Cole was once a stray who had a rough start, but thanks to love and care, he's now a healthy, happy boy. He forms strong bonds and is super affectionate-massages are his favorite! While he can be a bit "pushy" for attention, a simple "sit" can help him settle down. Plus, he's a fetch enthusiast and loves playing with his toys. Though house-training took some time, Cole is now reliable with regular potty breaks, and with a regular schedule he will do great! He thrives in a home with another dog to keep him company. Cole enjoys walks and has gained confidence on a leash, especially with a buddy. He can be vocal at times, particularly during meals or when crated, but settles down quickly. This playful pup is curious and loves to explore, so it's best to keep belongings out of reach. He can be rambunctious in the evenings, making walks a great way to burn off some energy. With a mix of breeds-think Lab, Pug, and Chow-Cole is one-of-a-kind! He's looking for a patient, loving home that can give him the attention he craves. If you're ready for endless love and companionship, consider adopting Cole today! 🐾❤️ In a fun twist, his foster mom even did a DNA test-prepare to be surprised by the results! If you're ready to welcome a playful, loving, and sometimes silly friend into your home, this good boy is waiting for you!

 

Cole was very afraid in the shelter

Cole was scared in the shelter

note:  Coleman might be related to "Tommy" who was a Mcas transfer if anyone remembers him

TOMMY

TOMMY