UPDATE 3/18/25 ADOPTED or on hold
"Stumptown Strays" is a wonderful local Rescue that helps shelter dogs in need of medical assistance.
"ASTRO" Available for adoption with STUMPTOWN STRAYS
neutered male, 6mths 44 lbs and growing adoption fee $400
listed as Bulldog/pitbull terrier mix, housetrained
Dogs- yes Cats-Yes, Kids-yes
Personality: Affectionate, Athletic, Friendly, Funny, Loves, Playful
Astro,
our 6 month old 44 pound puppy, is possibly a Rhodesian Ridgeback mix.
But, Astro's back is smooth. We checked, there is no Rhodesian Flatback.
Your guess is as good as ours, but we do know this leggy looker will be
a big boy (over 60 pounds likely) when he's fully grown. Since Astro's
favorite activity is spooning, he's looking for an adopter that doesn't
overheat easily.
Found stray, the shelter asked us to help as
Astro has a back leg that is turned outward a bit. We diagnosed him with
an old shin fracture that had healed so that his foot was pointed to
the side. Not in any pain, Astro can run around like any other puppy. He
just looks a little like a ballerina when doing so.
We can't
overemphasize how cuddly Astro is. He is a soft-hearted guy and is shy
with new people. But once he gets over his apprehension (it doesn't take
long), Astro turns into a giant lap dog. Being a big puppy, Astro can
be a bit of a bull-in-a-china-shop when he gets the zoomies, so we don't
recommend really little kids in his home. Astro liked the older kids he
met.
Besides cuddling, Astro also REALLY loves dogs. He takes
cues well and will try to convince every dog to play with him. We think
Astro would thrive with a canine buddy. Astro also wants cats to play
with him. This annoys most cats, but a dog savvy cat could be workable.
Astro
is very good on a leash and is mostly doesn't pull unless he sees a
stick that simply MUST be chewed on. He is good in his crate and is
house-broken. Being a puppy still, Astro's adopter should be excited
about continuing his training and socialization.
Astro is heartworm negative and current on his preventatives. He's neutered and vaccinated.
We also checked to see if there was a Rhodesian Mesaback. Not yet, but there's always a first!
courtesy Stumptown Strays
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