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Hi there! Mortimer here, checking in after arriving in Colorado!
Im between 1 and 2 years old (no one ever told me my real birthday so the nice doctor at the vet's office took a guess) and the rescue people asked me to tell you a little bit about myself.
I love tug of war! I figured i would start with that since its really important that my new home like to play that with me. I also like to play with other dogs, but can get a little scared if they are super loud and in my face at first. I am "crate-trained" whatever that means, and enjoy these things called "leash walks" where i get to go out and smell and see new things. My foster parents say that i have decent leash "manners".
I've seen a cat a few times, and wasn't overly interested in it, but i have never lived with one, so I don't know how i would feel about that.
I ended up in Colorado after someone dumped me in a very rural part of new Mexico. A nice lady there found me and gave me food and water and shelter which was very nice, but she couldn't keep me so she found some nice people in Colorado to help me find a new forever home! If i sound like the kind of dog you would like to hang out with fill out the application below and be sure to mention my name!
If you are interested in fostering or adopting Mortimer, please fill out an adoption application at gotdrool.org
Hi there! Mortimer here, checking in after arriving in Colorado!
Im between 1 and 2 years old (no one ever told me my real birthday so the nice doctor at the vet's office took a guess) and the rescue people asked me to tell you a little bit about myself.
I love tug of war! I figured i would start with that since its really important that my new home like to play that with me. I also like to play with other dogs, but can get a little scared if they are super loud and in my face at first. I am "crate-trained" whatever that means, and enjoy these things called "leash walks" where i get to go out and smell and see new things. My foster parents say that i have decent leash "manners".
I've seen a cat a few times, and wasn't overly interested in it, but i have never lived with one, so I don't know how i would feel about that.
I ended up in Colorado after someone dumped me in a very rural part of new Mexico. A nice lady there found me and gave me food and water and shelter which was very nice, but she couldn't keep me so she found some nice people in Colorado to help me find a new forever home! If i sound like the kind of dog you would like to hang out with fill out the application below and be sure to mention my name!
If you are interested in fostering or adopting Mortimer, please fill out an adoption application at gotdrool.org
The adoption fee is generally $500 but may vary depending on the dog's circumstances.
There is detailed adoption application followed by an in-depth home visit (required)
Potential adopters MUST allow the Saint to be an indoor pet and a member of the family; outside only in a fenced yard when not on-leash; keep the Saint current on heartworm preventative; all current pets in the home must be spayed/neutered; keep current ID on your Saint at all times; sign an adoption contract; be willing to pay the adoption fee.
The adoption fee is generally $500 but may vary depending on the dog's circumstances.
There is detailed adoption application followed by an in-depth home visit (required)
Potential adopters MUST allow the Saint to be an indoor pet and a member of the family; outside only in a fenced yard when not on-leash; keep the Saint current on heartworm preventative; all current pets in the home must be spayed/neutered; keep current ID on your Saint at all times; sign an adoption contract; be willing to pay the adoption fee.
We are a 501c3 non-profit, all-volunteer organization dedicated to the rehoming of unwanted, neglected, abandoned and abused St. Bernards.
If you are considering bringing a Saint Bernard into your home and family, please spend some time touring our website, so that you can make an informed and well-considered decision about adding a permanent member to your family.
We are a 501c3 non-profit, all-volunteer organization dedicated to the rehoming of unwanted, neglected, abandoned and abused St. Bernards.
If you are considering bringing a Saint Bernard into your home and family, please spend some time touring our website, so that you can make an informed and well-considered decision about adding a permanent member to your family.
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