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DOGS IN NEED OF A FOSTER or FOSTER-TO-ADOPT

These are dogs that are waiting to be brought in to the Woof Project program. The information listed for each dog is ALL the information we have on them. They need a fully committed and prepared foster to be safe with our rescue.

With any breed, please do your research.

if you are interested in helping any of these dogs, please fill out the foster/adopt application located here

Zing

Male, neutered
6.5yrs
Hs original owner passed away and had him since he was a puppy. The owners family knew the dog his whole life so attempted to take him in. He was not a good fit to have with kids and does have a bite on record. (Kid leaned over him when he was laying on the couch, unsure the details) NO CHILDREN
Needs a calm and predictable home to decompress again after another major loss in his life. He is a nice, social dog that needs boundaries/structure/low level of chaos

Blake

8yrs, 84#, neutered
Will bark and lunge when in his kennel and other dogs walk by. Prefers non-dominant low-drive males, or a calm, social female.
No guarding for toys, likes to play 2 ball fetch and tug.
Takes food nicely. Gives up toys for food very easily. But didn't guard the food bag. Friendly with people.

Walker

3yrs/male, neutered/70 pounds
Funny dog! He knows Sit and Shake. He went over to greet the other dogs in the kennel and he was wagging his tail and friendly. Walker is very food motivated. He’s not over the top but likes to be left alone when he eats. Needs leash manners and polishing on basic obedience. Needs slow controlled intros to dogs and may prefer a less rambunctious female or neutered male neutral playmate.

Squash

Male
6 years
no cats, small animals or children

Santa Fe

2yrs
Male
NO KIDS
Santa Fe was brought in as a stray after nipping a kid at the bus stop. He was friendly at intake and was friendly during his quarantine. He is untrained and mouthy but is smart, easy to train and loves most people. In March he started to show barrier reactivity to certain people so he began training to attempt to redirect and mitigate this behavior. He seems to be great with dogs, other than being playful and rowdy he has not had any issues in playgroup and he has been with multiple dogs. He loves to play fetch and snuggle with those he knows. He had moderate energy and drive and would benefit from structure, boundaries and clear direction to his training.

STANLEY

MINNOW

EVE

SOREN • EVERETT

KARLIE • HELENA, MT

DOGS IN NEED OF A FOSTER or FOSTER-TO-ADOPT

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