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Kobe is a two year old pit mix. He loves going for walks, playing with toys, going on car rides. He does have energy and needs structured exercise, but he can't go forever so if you're looking for a dog who can climb mountains with you, it's not Kobe.
He’s very friendly with the people he knows and trusts, but that list is short, and he is weary of strangers. He needs slow introductions to new people in order to warm up to them. Kobe will need an adopter that understands his need to take things slow, both with new people and new environments.
Kobe is dog selective. He is not a dog who you should be taking to the dog park or anywhere where there is loose, unstructured play with random dogs, but he will definitely do well living with another dog or having dog friends that he is introduced too properly that is of a good temperament. He does not like dogs who are super in his face. He also does okay with cats, as long as the interactions are monitored.
Kobe is well trained, knows basic commands, walks well on leash, travels well in the car and has pretty good manners around the house. He loves his crate as well.
His ideal home is a home with one or two adults only and possibly another well balanced dog. Kobe is a follower and he will pick up another dogs bad habits, as well as bounce energy off of them. For this reason, he should live with a dog who is secure and even keeled, not anxious or a dog with behavioral issues. Whoever adopts him should be comfortable handling him and advocating for his space when necessary. He needs someones lead to follow. Because of his low confidence and general distrust of the world, he can make poor decisions when left to is own devices. That's where structure, rules and guidance will come into play to help him navigate the world around him! He will have lifelong training support, but needs someone who is open to our guidance and can follow our instruction.
PLEASE DO NOT INQUIRE ABOUT KOBE IF:
-ANYONE under 18 lives in your home
-You have roommates
-You are against crates
-You are not open to balanced training
If you're interested in Kobe, email us at caredogvolunteers@gmail.com.
*PLEASE NOTE: All dogs are in foster care all over MA. They are NOT at the cat shelter, which is the address listed on Petfinder. There are ONLY cats there. We do not set up meet and greets with dogs until after you've been approved to adopt. Please do not email asking us if you can come by and meet a dog the same day.*
Kobe is a two year old pit mix. He loves going for walks, playing with toys, going on car rides. He does have energy and needs structured exercise, but he can't go forever so if you're looking for a dog who can climb mountains with you, it's not Kobe.
He’s very friendly with the people he knows and trusts, but that list is short, and he is weary of strangers. He needs slow introductions to new people in order to warm up to them. Kobe will need an adopter that understands his need to take things slow, both with new people and new environments.
Kobe is dog selective. He is not a dog who you should be taking to the dog park or anywhere where there is loose, unstructured play with random dogs, but he will definitely do well living with another dog or having dog friends that he is introduced too properly that is of a good temperament. He does not like dogs who are super in his face. He also does okay with cats, as long as the interactions are monitored.
Kobe is well trained, knows basic commands, walks well on leash, travels well in the car and has pretty good manners around the house. He loves his crate as well.
His ideal home is a home with one or two adults only and possibly another well balanced dog. Kobe is a follower and he will pick up another dogs bad habits, as well as bounce energy off of them. For this reason, he should live with a dog who is secure and even keeled, not anxious or a dog with behavioral issues. Whoever adopts him should be comfortable handling him and advocating for his space when necessary. He needs someones lead to follow. Because of his low confidence and general distrust of the world, he can make poor decisions when left to is own devices. That's where structure, rules and guidance will come into play to help him navigate the world around him! He will have lifelong training support, but needs someone who is open to our guidance and can follow our instruction.
PLEASE DO NOT INQUIRE ABOUT KOBE IF:
-ANYONE under 18 lives in your home
-You have roommates
-You are against crates
-You are not open to balanced training
If you're interested in Kobe, email us at caredogvolunteers@gmail.com.
*PLEASE NOTE: All dogs are in foster care all over MA. They are NOT at the cat shelter, which is the address listed on Petfinder. There are ONLY cats there. We do not set up meet and greets with dogs until after you've been approved to adopt. Please do not email asking us if you can come by and meet a dog the same day.*
Interested adopters will need to fill out an adoption form, which includes references, such as landlord and current vet (as applicable). Adopters of dogs are subject to a home visit.
Interested adopters will need to fill out an adoption form, which includes references, such as landlord and current vet (as applicable). Adopters of dogs are subject to a home visit.
Go meet their pets
Please note that all dogs are in foster homes and we don't schedule meets until after you've been approved to adopt.
Please call for an appointment to meet cats - 508-994-0220.
Please note that all dogs are in foster homes and we don't schedule meets until after you've been approved to adopt.
Please call for an appointment to meet cats - 508-994-0220.
More about this rescue
C.A.R.E. Southcoast is a non-profit all volunteer organization dedicated to improving the lives of abused, abandoned, neglected & stray animals in the South Coast of Massachusetts and elsewhere as space allows.
We provide many services both to animals and animal owners in the community such as:
- Low cost Spay & Neuter as well as vaccination assistance
- Educational programs for children and the community
- A free roaming No-Kill shelter for homeless and needy animals
- Resources for the community to adopt and care for animals
C.A.R.E. Southcoast is a non-profit all volunteer organization dedicated to improving the lives of abused, abandoned, neglected & stray animals in the South Coast of Massachusetts and elsewhere as space allows.
We provide many services both to animals and animal owners in the community such as:
- Low cost Spay & Neuter as well as vaccination assistance
- Educational programs for children and the community
- A free roaming No-Kill shelter for homeless and needy animals
- Resources for the community to adopt and care for animals
