"MIDAS" *Foster home* **a marshmellow* Likes dogs *Ignores CATS!* "MCAS"

UPDATE 7/25/26 ADOPTED or on hold 

"MIDAS" Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!

MCAS hours/ Location

Date found: Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Location found: SE 111th Ave + Stark St, Portland

How did we get this animal: Officer Pickup

Adoption cost: $160.00 each License fee: $27.00 (Multnomah County residents only

 

MIDAS # 395618 Breed: Bull Terrier  Neutered male 1 yr 56 lbs

https://www.multcopets.org/adoptable/395618

 

*gets along with dogs

*kids 8+ 

*Foster home 

 

courtesy volunteer

 

💖 Meet Midas! (ID# 395618) Breed: Bull Terrier Mix Age: Young Adult Weight: Medium / Large House Manners: Good on leash, polite in the home Kids: 8+ Dog/Cat Status: Friendly with dogs of all sizes & cat-tested (ignores cats)! 🌟

 

 The Golden Boy of Foster Care Don't let his distinguished "Bull Terrier" nose fool you-Midas is an absolute marshmallow! While the shelter environment was a little overwhelming for his sensitive soul, Midas is currently thriving in a foster home, and his true personality is shining bright. His foster reports that he is a polite, quiet, and gentle gentleman who walks nicely on a leash, loves to cuddle, and is respectful indoors. He is still learning what traditional dog toys are for, but if you give him a paper bag to shred, he is in absolute bliss!

 

 🐶 Social Butterfly (With Dogs & Cats!) If you're looking for a dog who loves making four-legged friends, Midas is your guy! Dogs: Midas was a superstar in shelter playgroups and loves playing with dogs of all sizes-big or small! He loves play bows, wrestling, and running around with buddy dogs. Cats: He has been living around cats in his foster home and has done great! People: Midas is an "affection addict." He is famous for his famous submissive "teethy smile" when he's happy, leaning his whole body into your legs for pets, and curling up like a lap dog the second you sit down. 🏡 Ideal Home & Next Steps Midas is a sensitive, sweet boy who responds best to a gentle, loving touch. Because he can get a little timid in high-stress or chaotic environments, he would do best in a home with kids ages 8 and up who can respect his gentle nature.

courtesy Denise H