Bonnie P Wakeman Artistry

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Miles is a delightful 1-year-old pup who has unfortunately found himself in a difficult situation, having been abandoned and brought to the local animal care center. Despite the trauma of being discarded by his previous owners, this adorable canine remains a playful and affectionate companion, eager to find the stability and love of a forever home. At the shelter, the staff have been charmed by Mile’s friendly, outgoing nature - he greets each new person with a wagging tail and bright, eager eyes, happy to receive gentle pets and ear scratches. This young dog clearly thrives on human interaction and the opportunity to play, with a particular fondness for all manner of toys and tasty treats. Mile’s caregivers have observed his spirited, energetic demeanor when let out to romp in the play yards, chasing after balls and squeaky playthings with unbridled enthusiasm. Potential adopters would be hard-pressed to resist the charms of this delightful pup, whose affectionate personality and zest for life make him an ideal companion for an experienced owner seeking a loyal, loving dog to join their family. With the right patient, nurturing home, Miles is sure to blossom into a confident, well-adjusted pet who will return endless cuddles and devotion to those who give him the stable, caring environment he deserves.

MILES 204051 QUEENS ACC
Estimated to be 1 year old, 21.4 Lbs
UNALTERED MALE, SMALL MIXED BREED
OWNER SURR FROM NY
Reason: NOT A FIT - TOO MANY PETS
MEDICAL BEHAVIOR EVALUATION:
BEHAVIOR RATING: NH ONLY
INTAKE DATE 08/01/2024

** The rest of my information is posted below in comments - Please read and consider giving me a good home **

*adopted

Dallas ACCT-A-171508 is currently considered urgent and at risk of euthanasia due to behavioral concerns. Dallas must have confirmed placement with a RESCUE PARTNER or ADOPTER by Monday August 19th at 10 A.M. Should Dallas's medical or behavioral status change, his urgency and timeline for placement may also change.

Dallas is a 7 year old male who came to the shelter on 8/13 as an owner surrender due to the owner's health. The owner's family described him as mostly housetrained, fully crate trained, high energy, and good on leash. Since being surrendered, Dallas has understandably been stressed due to no longer being in the home that he's known his entire life. He mounts his handlers due to the stress and can be difficult to remove. Once removed, he will quickly mount again. Due to Dallas's level of stress, he is timestamped and is looking for placement with a rescue partner or a low-stress home with an adopter and no children under 15.

On 8/16, Dallas had good dog meets with three different dogs (two males and a female). He seemed to like the young male the most, but besides a little lip licking, did not have any issues with any of the dogs.

On 8/16 staff noted: Happy sweet boy. Tried hu***ng me once inside + going back to kennel.

8/14 BEHAVIOR EVALUATION:
KNOWN HISTORY:
Owner surrender - owner health

KENNEL PRESENTATION:
Dallas was curled up on his bed when I approached. He got right up when I called him and came to the door with soft eyes and a low to mid wagging tail. He was easy to leash and came right out once secured.

LEASH SKILLS:
Pulls minimally

HANDLING:
When we got to the room Dallas was very interested in all the smells. He sniffed me curiously and allowed some head pets. I offered him treats but he was too busy sniffing around at first. He started chuffing and licking the floor; but I had a female dog in the room right before him, and I handled a dog in labor recently, so the smells were overwhelming him. I took him for a short walk to see if getting away from all the female smells would help, but he continued to keep his nose to the ground the entire time. He allowed all handling except around his feet. He would quickly pull them back whenever I touched them, but never escalated. I returned to the room to see if Dallas would be interested in toys, but he showed no interest. Dallas began mounting me at this point, and held on very strongly. He was very difficult to remove, and gave me hard eyes and whale eye when I tried to remove him. I was able to get him off, but he jumped up again and held on tight. I was able to remove him again, but his eyes had gone blank and bloodshot, so I decided to return him to kennel. At the door of his kennel he mounted again, and remained difficult to pull off. I was able to get him off, but he did not want to return to kennel. I had to step my one leg he kept mounting into the kennel, which he followed, and then quickly remove myself and hold him in the kennel with a short arm. Overall, Dallas appears very stressed and sexually motivated.

PLAY:
No interest

TOYS:
No interest

COLOR LEVEL & ANY RECOMMENDATIONS:
Blue

On 8/13 Dallas was found to be in good health. He had pink gums with mild staining and was noted to be very friendly until he got vaccinated.

VIDEOS:
Cassidy and Dallas Dog Meet: https://youtube.com/shorts/Hg6NyBCXLbE
Dallas getting pets: https://youtu.be/ujkg8wlGt54
Dallas and Jake Dog Meet: https://youtube.com/shorts/wXAorzNmpoY?feature=share
Dallas and London Dog Meet: https://youtube.com/shorts/kAoikjjZ6bk

ACCT Philly is located at 111 West Hunting Park Ave in Philadelphia. We are open for adoptions 7 days a week. Please visit www.acctphilly.org/adopt for details.

If you are a rescue interested in pulling this animal, please email our lifesaving team, or visit here if you are not currently a rescue partner: https://acctphilly.org/acct-philly-love-local-partnership-program/

Confirmed placement is considered a confirmation of an actual rescue pull. Possible placement, interested parties, and other "TBD" statuses are not considered confirmed and do not indicate an animal is no longer urgent.

All animals at ACCT Philly are from Philadelphia, as the only open-intake animal shelter in Philadelphia, we are not able to accept animals from outside of Philadelphia. ACCT Philly's Pennsylvania kennel license number is 08313

Anyone need a little Baby Jorgito sweetness on this Saturday afternoon?

In walls of grey, I lay alone,
Where echoes speak in somber tone.
Once a home, now just a space,
A longing heart, a slower pace.

My eyes, they search for you each day,
In every shadow, come what may.
The gate swings open, hope ignites,
But fades with the falling of the night.

I dream of fields and running free,
Of joyful barks and your pat on me.
But dreams are fleeting, like the breeze,
That whispers through forgotten trees.

I've much to give, love yet to spend,
For loyalty, I'm known to lend.
A noble friend, through thick and thin,
I wait for you, to love again.

So here I sit, with hope's faint glow,
A faithful friend, despite the woe.
For in my heart, I still believe,
In a forever home, I will receive.

Adopted!

Ahoy there! I'm Starboard (1125988), a 2-year-old Australian Shepherd mix with an adorable nub tail. I'm a super sweet and friendly boy, and I’ve got SIT and DOWN mastered! I’m looking for a loving family who will care for me, spoil me with a few extra meals, and give me all the TLC I deserve. Ready to set sail on a new adventure with me?

These adorable 3 month old Staffie mixes are just a few of the pups currently available for adoption! Come meet them and help us

Spayed/neutered, microchipped and vaccinated.

Come visit Collin County Animal Shelter at 4750 Community in McKinney.

Please spread the word so we can reunite this found dog with its family! FOUND on August 1, 2024 in Philadelphia, PA 19149 near Bustleton & Benner (Cedar Hill Cemetery)

Message from Finder: FOUND DOG, FEMALE, 19149 zip code, Cedar Hills Cemetery, Frankford and Cheltenham. Meet Little Bit (what I’m calling her). She is obviously well-loved and cared for, smart knows many cues, great in the hse, car, walks well on leash, recently had puppies, funny and very sweet, loving. NO chip, filed a report at ACCTPhilly, posted on many local/nearby sites including lost and found.
I can’t keep her for long, I have two dogs and one foster. Please help unite this beautiful girl with her family. Proof required..

Description: Do you recognize me, I'm missing my family very much!!
FOUND DOG, FEMALE, 19149 zip code, Cedar Hills Cemetery, Frankford and Cheltenham. Meet Little Bit (what I’m calling her). She is obviously well-loved and cared for, smart knows many cues, great in the hse, car, walks well on leash, recently had puppies, funny and very sweet, loving. NO chip, filed a report at ACCTPhilly, posted on many local/nearby sites including lost and found.
I can’t keep her for long, I have two dogs and one foster. Please help unite this beautiful girl with her family. Proof required..

Do you have information? Contact finder here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/70628894

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpf

Please spread the word for this lost dog. Yoyo was LOST on August 8, 2024 in Philadelphia, PA 19140 near 8th and Huntington Park

Message from Owner: Lost Thursday night while the storm was out there

Description: Small little white dog cute face

For more info or to contact Yoyo's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/70647365

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

SAFE WITH RSVP RESCUE

10 month old BRUNO has been given the euth command !

Coming from a breeder, ONE WEEK WITH THE IRRESPONSIBLE OWNERS, DUMPED AT THE ACC because their parents said no more dogs ! They already have 3. Instead of bringing this puppy back to the breeder, they chose the easiest way out, throw the puppy out !

Bruno is a good puppy, he got along with everyone he met, including the 3 resident dogs. The owners said Bruno is social and affectionate, good with strangers, and kids ( he lived with a child in his owner’s home for a week), and did great with their dogs. Bruno also knows basic commands and will gladly execute them.

At his intake, he was LOOSE AND FRIENDLY, but he freaked out when they tried to put the muzzle on him. This broke Bruno’s trust in them, and he has not relaxed enough to start trusting them again. When he is presented with a leash, he would hide at the back of his kennel.

This is a puppy who has lost trust in humans, after being passed on from one place to another in a short amount of time. From being a confident, happy puppy, he has become fearful and distrustful. People who don’t think about consequences and DO NOT PLAN AHEAD, should not own pets.

Thing is, animals are more resilient and sometimes, more intelligent than humans in some ways. Bruno will feel safe and be trusting again when he is in a home, with loving and experienced people who will give him time to process his situation. He had an adverse reaction to the muzzle. 💔 and he needs time to recover from it. Unfortunately the ACC isn’t going to give him time.

Please help this puppy boy whose life is just starting and he has had a rough start. People just don’t think that animals are thoughtful and feeling creatures. They get scared, just like us. Bruno has great owner surrender notes, he loves people, and he even did good with the owner’s visitors. Please don’t let them waste his life away. Please help Bruno ! Get him seen!

Read his complete bio in the comments section here:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=519621187243225&set=a.473266728545338&type=3

I Know I Am Disable But I Am Animal 🥲
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To friends and family, Parker is one step closer to the pros. This is him pitching for his summer ball team, the Traverse City, Michigan Pit Spitters. He’s been seeking this dream since he was seven and I believe he’s going to make it. He’s worked very hard. Keep pitching, grandson. I’m so proud of you! Love you always, GMa

💙RESCUED!!
OWNER DIED!!
For more information about this animal, call:
Harris County Pets at (281) 999-3191
Ask for information about animal ID number A625281
(HoustonTX)

08/12/24 FOUND Tampa FL - at Pet Resource Center

Found E Hillsborough And 56th. Male - 6 years - 51 lbs. PRC 813 301 7387

Placed with Pound Hounds ResQ

This poor baby. NUMADA was the perfect family pet. He has a big heart, a kind soul, and he has loved everyone he has ever met. Friendly and outgoing with strangers, he also has lived with cats, he has lived with dogs, he has interacted with kids of EVERY age and was playful and friendly with all of them. He did NOTHING wrong! And now he will die because the shelter is scary to him and because his undeserving parents dumped him at the shelter without even giving a reason for kicking him to the curb? Overwhelmed? Of course he is! This boy is a big gentle giant who loved his life and his family, and was treated poorly. At least they left glowing, if minimal notes. Numada is a Corso mix, a 121 lb. brindle boy who is a total lovebug. He would flourish and shine in a quiet, calm, loving home where he could decompress and then warm to his new family and life. We wish we had better photos than the high contrast ones we’ve been provided. He is truly gorgeous and impressive. But who needs photos – you just need to know he is wonderful, and loving, and if you give him a chance, he will make you happy for the rest of his life. Numada needs an experienced family with kids Age 13 and over so he can have the time he needs to acclimate. HURRY AND MESSAGE OUR PAGE to save his life.

What my friends at ACC say about me:
I lived with children in my previous home.
I have lived with cats.
I have lived with dogs.
I am finding the shelter a little overwhelming, but when it's just you and me and some peace and quiet you'll see what a love bug I am.
I am looking for a home with a patient person.
I will flourish in a calm environment and a low-traffic home.
I am playful and cute!


NUMADA,, ID # 206430, 3 Yr. Old, 121 lbs., Male
Manhattan ACC, Large Mixed Breed (Corso mix), Black Brindle/White
Owner Surrender Reason: Other, 8/1/2024
Behavior Assessment Rating: New Hope Only
No Children under Age 13
Place with a New Hope Partner
Medical Behavior Rating:

AT RISK MEMO:
Numada is currently at risk due to behavioral concerns. Numada has been uncomfortable with some handling, head flipping when collaring is attempted. Recently, he has begun leash biting and hyper fixating on handlers. Medically, Numada has an ocular abnormality, otitis externa, CIRDC and is overweight.

Numada was surrendered by his owner at the Care Centers. Numada is nervous dog that needs a slow approached. Recently, Numada has been displaying on-leash reactivity towards the neighboring dogs and has escalated to redirecting his frustration onto staff slip leads. Numada is described by his owner as a social, affectionate, active and playful dog that loves to hang out in the bedroom and with his people. He He will need an experienced foster and adopter through a New Hope partner that can engage in positive reinforcement reward-based training to address these challenges.


INTAKE NOTES - Date of Intake: 8/1/24
n/a

OWNER SURRENDER NOTES – BASIC INFORMATION:
Numada is a 3 year old, large mixed breed male dog who was surrendered to the care center by his family. Numada lived with adults. His parent also said he lived with dogs and cats. His family stated that with strangers he is friendly and outgoing. Numada has spent time with children of every age and is friendly and outgoing with them. With other dogs, Numada is friendly and outgoing. He is friendly and outgoing with cats! Numada has no resource guarding issues. He has no bite history. Numada is housetrained. His energy level is medium.

Other Notes:
Numada is not bothered by being held or restrained, by being woken up, when startled, when pushed/pulled off furniture, when his paws are touched, or when his collar is grabbed.

Has this dog ever had any medical issues?: No

For a New Family to Know:
Numada is a social, affectionate, active and playful dog that loves to hang out in the bedroom and with his people. He pulls moderately on walks.

BEHAVIOR NOTES

Date of intake:: 8/1/2024

Spay/Neuter status:: No

Means of surrender (length of time in previous home):: Owner Surrender

Previously lived with:: Adults

Behavior toward strangers:: Friendly & outgoing

Behavior toward children:: Spent time with children of all ages, reported to be friendly & outgoing

Behavior toward dogs:: Friendly & outgoing

Behavior toward cats:: Friendly & outgoing

Resource guarding:: None reported

Bite history:: None reported

Housetrained:: Yes

Energy level/descriptors:: Numada is reported to have medium energy level.

Other Notes:: Is not bothered by being held/restrained, when woken up, when startled, when pushed/pulled off furniture, when paws are touched and when collar is grabbed. Numada is a social, affectionate, active and playful dog that loves to hang out in the bedroom and with his people.

SHELTER ASSESSMENT SUMMARIES - Date of Assessment:: 8/4/2024

Leash Walking
Strength and pulling: Hard
Reactivity to humans: Mild
Reactivity to dogs: None
Leash walking comments: Barks at handler intermittently

Sociability
Loose in room (15-20 seconds): Moderately social
Call over: Approaches readily
Sociability comments: Stays near handler, allows petting

Handling
Soft handling: Accepts contact
Exuberant handling: Accepts contact
Handling comments:

Arousal
Jog: Follows handler, jumps up with neutral body
Arousal comments:

Knock
Knock Comments: Approaches handler readily

Toy
Toy comments: Sniffs

PLAYGROUP NOTES – DOG TO DOG SUMMARY:
8/13/24: Numada greets the other dog at the gate with a soft body. He then turns to handler and attempts to jump on them, remaining loose but focused on handlers hands.

ENRICHMENT NOTES

8/14/24: Numada is standing in the front of his kennel as handlers approach. He is double leashed due to safety concerns of redirecting onto handlers. He is offered treats and once the first leash is secured he begins leash biting and pulling the leash into the kennel. He is redirected with treats and the second leash is secured. Numada continues to bite the leash while in kennel and once out the kennel, continues and pulls on the leash, lowering his body posture and vocalizing with a low growl. Numada is again redirected using treats and once he and handlers exit the room he does not leash bite further. Numada is taken to the backyard for his walk and treats are thrown intermittently to motivate Numada to continue walking. Numada will hyper focus on handlers when as treats are offered and will stare at handlers hands even when treats are not present. He continues to wait for treats however and does not escalate further when demanding treats. After a while outside Numada uses the bathroom and is brought back inside without further issue.

8/13/24: Staff reported that during evening walks, Numada was at the front muzzle punching the kennel door, when attempting to leash with treats he would sniff the treats but had no interest and instead focused on trying to mouth the leash. Handler had Numada sit in kennel and he then took the treat and allowed handler to leash him. Handler took him out the kennel where he kennel fought, hard barking and growling at neighboring dogs. He was kept away but was pulling very hard. At some point when Handler was trying to keep Numada away as they were exiting the room Numada snapped at the leash and towards handler's legs. As handler was walking towards the driveway Numada kept flipping his head towards the leash and handler. Outside Numada relieved himself immediately, saw a passing dog and pulled towards the dog. Handler kept Numada away and when this was done Numada would turn towards handler and jumped at the leash and handler. Handler straight armed him in response and Numada continued to jump at handler. Handler then turned and quickly brought Numada back inside where he returned him to kennel without further issue.

8/8/24: Numada is at the front barking and jumping up slightly on his two front paws. Handler leashes him and removes him from kennel where he begins cage fighting with neighboring dogs, lunging and growling towards them. Handler has to use their leg to brace themselves. Handler has to go back in the room due to a member of the public moving across the hallway with their dog. Numada spins around and snaps at handler’s leash, handler straight arms him and leaves the room once hall is clear. He is taken out to the street where he continuously looks up at handler’s leash. He then does brief zoomies before spinning around towards handler. After, handler elects to bring him to the yard where he sniffs around and reverse sneezing. He is returned to kennel without further issue

8/6/24: Numada was observed to to hard bark at dogs while walking past their kennel.-VLD

8/2/24- Numada was at the front of his kennel with a loose and wiggly body, he was easily leashed. When exiting the room, he had a slight pull towards the passing kennels and was barking. Once in the hallway, Numada kept barking. He was taken for a street walk. He would pull hard and he randomly turned towards handler, giving a head flip barking at the handler. Due to size handler straight armed with one arm and tossed treats. He sniffed the treats but didn't eat any. He didn't attempt any further head flips during their walk. He had no reaction to people passing. He was aloof with handler throughout the walk. He was taken for his assessment, he was a little more social with handlers in the room and allowed a handler to pet his head and neck. When attempting to touch his neck by assessor, he did a head flip. Assessment was ended due to not stressing Numada further. He was releashed and unclipped by one handler while the other called his attention away. When returning to his kennel, he gave a tug towards the neighboring kennel. Handler was able to tug him away and he went into kennel without issue.

INTAKE BEHAVIOR:
Date of intake:: 8/1/2024
Summary:: Allowed handling

MEDICAL BEHAVIOR:
Date of initial:: 8/1/2024
Summary:: Aloof, thrash a bit

ENERGY LEVEL:
Numada is described as active and enthusiastic. They will need daily mental and physical activity to keep them engaged and exercised. We recommend long-lasting chews, food puzzles, and hide-and-seek games, in additional to physical exercise, to positively direct their energy and enthusiasm. We recommend feeding with puzzle feeders and food-dispensing toys. And we recommend using force-free, reward-based training techniques for Numada.

BEHAVIOR DETERMINATION: New Hope Only

Recommendations:
No children (under 13)
Place with a New Hope partner

Recommendations comments:

No children (under 13): Due to head flipping towards handlers, and we recommend an adult only home.

Place with a New Hope partner: Due to all the most recent noted concerns displayed in a Care Center environment, the behavior department recommends Numada be placed with a New Hope placement partner who is able to provide an experienced adult-only foster home. A period of decompression is recommended to allow Numada to acclimate comfortably to his new environment; force-free, reward based training only is advised when introducing Numada to new and unfamiliar situations.

Potential challenges:
Leash-biting
On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration
Fearful/potential for defensive aggression
Strength/leash pulling

Potential challenges comments:

Fearful: Numada is fearful and head flip on one occasion. He was observed to lower his body and growl when he is uncomfortable. He will need a slow approached when meeting new people. Please see the handout on Decompression.

On Leash Reactivity: Numada has been observed to randomly head flip towards the handler and bark. Numada has also been observed to hard bark at the other dogs in the kennel room. Numada will need positive reinforcement, reward based training to teach them to look at you rather than other dogs. We recommend a front clip harness to help manage this behavior. Please see handout on On Leash Reactivity and Barrier Frustration.

Leash Pulling: Numada is a very large, strong dog with the capability to pull over an average adopter. Their adopter must be prepared and able to handle a dog of this size and strength. It is recommended that they be walked on a front clip harness or head halter, which will help diminish their strength through leverage, and that they be trained using positive reinforcement, reward based training to not pull on leash. Please see handout on Leash Manners.

Leash-biting: Numada was observed to leash bite when frustrated. Positive reinforcement should be used to manage this behavior. Please see the handout on Leash Manners.

MEDICAL EXAM NOTES

8/1/2024

DVM Intake Exam

Estimated age: 2-5 years based on dentition

Microchip noted on Intake? Scanned negative

History: Owner surrender

Subjective: BAR

Observed Behavior - aloof + wagging tail, interacts with staff, reported to have been difficult to restrain for vaccines so opted to sedate in order to decrease FAS. Flailed when sedated but did not escalate-- sedated using 1 ml Dexmedetomidine (500mcg/ml) + 1 ml Butorphanol (10mg/ml) IM. Adequate sedation achieved.

Is there evidence of Cruelty? No

Is there evidence of Neglect? No

Is there evidence of Trauma? No

Objective

T =
P = WNL
R = WNL
BCS: 7/9

EENT: Scleral hemorrhage OU + tan/white cyst like structure adhered to cornea OD, ears have thick brown waxy debris AU, no nasal or ocular discharge noted
Oral Exam: Fairly clean adult dentition, mild staining
PLN: No enlargements noted
H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupneic
ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated
U/G: Externally WNL, intact male, 2 scrotal te**es
MSI: Ambulatory x 4 (prior to sedation), skin free of parasites, no masses noted, healthy hair coat
CNS: Mentation appropriate - no signs of neurologic abnormalities (prior to sedation)
Re**al: Externally WNL
Wood's Lamp Exam: not performed

Assessment
Ocular abnormality OD (photo in vet docs)- r/o epidermal inclusion cyst vs. fibrin plug vs. other
Scleral hemorrhage OU
Intact male
Otitis externa AU
Apparently healthy

Prognosis: Good

Plan:
Intake tasks + exam
Clean ears
Apply Otipack AU
Await sort
Rx: Trazodone 350mg PO BID indefinitely
Full reversal IM

SURGERY:
Okay for surgery

8/3/2024

Adding gabapentin due to reports of head flipping when touched.
Gabapentin 600mg PO BID indefinitely

8/11/2024

Pet QAR and is eating.

EEN: Green mucoid ocular discharge. Grey mucoid and serosanguinous nasal discharge.

A:
CIRDC
Chronic ocular disease

Prognosis: Fair

P:
Doxycycline 300mg 2 tablets po sid x 10d

8/13/2024

Diarrhea during walk reported, probiotic given

* TO FOSTER / ADOPT *

If you would like to foster or adopt a NYC ACC dog please PRIVATE MESSAGE our page at https://www.facebook.com/NYCDogsLivesmatter or email us at [email protected] so we can assist and guide you through the process.

PLEASE NOTE: To foster or adopt a NYC ACC dog you need to live within a prescribed range of New York City. States include: NY, NJ, PA, CT, RI, DE, MD, MA, NH, VT, ME or Northern VA. If you are outside of this range, you have the option to “direct adopt” where you must go to the shelter “in person” to complete the adoption process. We can guide you through that process.
Shelter contact information:
Phone number (212) 788-4000
Email [email protected]

Shelter Addresses:
Brooklyn Shelter: 2336 Linden Boulevard Brooklyn, NY 11208
Manhattan Shelter: 326 East 110 St. New York, NY 10029
Staten Island Shelter: 3139 Veterans Road West Staten Island, NY 10309

NYC ACC RATING SYSTEM

Level 1
Dogs with Level 1 determinations are suitable for the majority of homes.

Level 2
Dogs with Level 2 determinations will be suitable for adopters with some previous dog experience.

Level 3
Dogs with Level 3 determinations will need to go to homes with experienced adopters.

Level 4
Dogs with Level 4 determinations will need to go to homes with experienced adopters. It is suggested adopters have prior experience with the behaviors described.

New Hope Rescue Only
Dogs with this rating need to be pulled by a New Hope Partner Rescue. Contact our page or email us for assistance.