"Project POOCH, quite simply, changes lives. We operate a kennel inside a youth correctional facility and pair currently incarcerated youth with shelter dogs. The youth learn kennel management, positive reinforcement, grooming, and training techniques. The youth learn what it means to be depended on by another living creature and what it means to be trusted and relied upon. And, they learn what unconditional love feels like—sometimes for the first time. Our dogs get trained, loved, and adopted into their forever homes. There is no limit to the amount of time a dog spends in our care, and we are focused on the individual needs of each dog."
" JAMES BOND" AVAILABLE FOR Adoption at "PROJECT POOCH"
"JAMES BOND" neutered male chi mix, 10 mth 11 lb
Special Considerations: Will need continued training, as any adolescent dog does, but particularly to build his confidence Needs: If there is another dog in the home will require a meet & greet with the other dog at our kennel
I’m a little guy in this big world and am enjoying all that life has to offer me! I enjoy people, some other dogs, and exploring the world. I’m working on my basic cues as well as some life skills to help set me up for success in my forever home!
Howdy! My name is James and I am your new best friend. My favorite place to be is with you. I will often hang out near my POOCH staff while they’re working, just to be close for spare pets. They often call me a ‘silly little dude’ because of my prancing when I see my friends, and my insistence on belly rubs. You can’t blame a guy for enjoying the best thing in life, a good belly rub. I can be a little vocal, so I am learning how to greet my friends quietly.
I’m learning important life skills including walking on a loose leash and how to sit. I can be a bit of an escape artist, so anyone who adopts me is going to need to pay close attention to my ability to slip through small openings.
I LOVE hanging out with Jackie and we cuddle together on her big bed.
I love to snuggle and enjoy playing with my dog and human friends.
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