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My basic info
Breed
Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium)
Color
Gray/Silver/Salt & Pepper - with White
Age
3 years 6 months old, Young
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
14 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Johnny is the sweetest little soul! He's shy at first, but once he realizes all is okay, he's a funny, happy affectionate boy who LOVES to play with his bonded partner June.
Johnny was found living under a busy freeway (2nd pic) in Los Angeles with another dog, June, who we think is his sister or mother. They were dodging traffic, begging for food, and living in fear for months. We heard about them and that two nice ladies were feeding and couldn't let them stay under that dangerous freeway one more day, so we hired a trapper to go out and get them! They were taken to the vet and received all their shots and were fixed.
Johnny is about 2-3 years old, potty trained, crate trained, walks well on leash (some things do scare him but he's so happy to be out on a walk he cries in excitement) and gets along with all other dogs, sometimes scared but warms up quick and loves to play. We have not tested him w/cats, but he's a sweet gentle soul and would probably do fine w/a cat.
They would do best in a calm home w/o a lot of people coming in and out as they are shy around new people. If children in the home, they would do best with older calm children vs young kids. They need to be in a home that has a fenced yard, so they can't get out and get lost, dogs that have been on the street will go back into survival mode if lost. Their ideal home would be calm and relaxed where they can play in their backyard and go for walks in a quiet neighborhood (they currently walk in west hollywood and do fine, but a busy street or area could be too scary for them). Someone that wants to just cuddle w/them on the couch and take them for walks and hikes on leash. They don't want to go to dog parks.
He must be adopted with June, they are a package deal and are both the sweetest little dogs who take care of each other and love each other very much. They are such fun amazing dogs, anyone that adopted them will be so lucky to have them in their life. Adoption fee is $400 each.
Johnny is the sweetest little soul! He's shy at first, but once he realizes all is okay, he's a funny, happy affectionate boy who LOVES to play with his bonded partner June.
Johnny was found living under a busy freeway (2nd pic) in Los Angeles with another dog, June, who we think is his sister or mother. They were dodging traffic, begging for food, and living in fear for months. We heard about them and that two nice ladies were feeding and couldn't let them stay under that dangerous freeway one more day, so we hired a trapper to go out and get them! They were taken to the vet and received all their shots and were fixed.
Johnny is about 2-3 years old, potty trained, crate trained, walks well on leash (some things do scare him but he's so happy to be out on a walk he cries in excitement) and gets along with all other dogs, sometimes scared but warms up quick and loves to play. We have not tested him w/cats, but he's a sweet gentle soul and would probably do fine w/a cat.
They would do best in a calm home w/o a lot of people coming in and out as they are shy around new people. If children in the home, they would do best with older calm children vs young kids. They need to be in a home that has a fenced yard, so they can't get out and get lost, dogs that have been on the street will go back into survival mode if lost. Their ideal home would be calm and relaxed where they can play in their backyard and go for walks in a quiet neighborhood (they currently walk in west hollywood and do fine, but a busy street or area could be too scary for them). Someone that wants to just cuddle w/them on the couch and take them for walks and hikes on leash. They don't want to go to dog parks.
He must be adopted with June, they are a package deal and are both the sweetest little dogs who take care of each other and love each other very much. They are such fun amazing dogs, anyone that adopted them will be so lucky to have them in their life. Adoption fee is $400 each.
We are a volunteer organization that helps people promote dogs/cats that need to find a foster or forever home.
We can not take animals in.
Step 1- Email us for an application
Step 2- Meet Pet
Step 3- House Check
Step 4- Adoption Contract and Adoption Donation
Step 5- Thank You for rescuing your NEW BEST FRIEND!!
IF THE DOGS ARE A COURTESY POST, THE PROCESS MAY BE SIMILAR, BUT NOT THE SAME AS OUR PROCESS.
We are a volunteer organization that helps people promote dogs/cats that need to find a foster or forever home.
We can not take animals in.
Step 1- Email us for an application
Step 2- Meet Pet
Step 3- House Check
Step 4- Adoption Contract and Adoption Donation
Step 5- Thank You for rescuing your NEW BEST FRIEND!!
IF THE DOGS ARE A COURTESY POST, THE PROCESS MAY BE SIMILAR, BUT NOT THE SAME AS OUR PROCESS.
Go meet their pets
We do private meet and greets in West Hollywood by appointment, upon an approved application.
If you would like to meet a dog, please contact us, fill out the auto reply questions, and request an application.
Your new Best Friend awaits you. :)
Thank you!
We do private meet and greets in West Hollywood by appointment, upon an approved application.
If you would like to meet a dog, please contact us, fill out the auto reply questions, and request an application.
Your new Best Friend awaits you. :)
Thank you!
More about this rescue
We wish to help educate the public of the pet overpopulation crisis we are in. Our shelters are FULL. They are killing dogs/cats for lack of space.
There is NO SUCH THING AS A NO KILL SHELTER. All shelters kill for health/temperament/space.
We wish to help educate the public of the pet overpopulation crisis we are in. Our shelters are FULL. They are killing dogs/cats for lack of space.
There is NO SUCH THING AS A NO KILL SHELTER. All shelters kill for health/temperament/space.
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We'll also keep you updated on June BONDED PAIR SO sweet 🥰's adoption status with email updates.
