Freddy was chained at a property in Cancun. Very short chain with limited access to food and water. He was very thin with skin issues, and basically neglected, yet his sunny disposition still shone. After being rescued, he blossomed into an incredible dog. Somewhat territorial with other males (his "job" having been to protect the property where he'd been living); he does get along with most dogs and all people. He has a sweet, inherent spirit. From our website:
FREDDY✨
😎 Breed: terrier/australian shepherd mix
🐶 Age 3 years
🌍 Location: Cancun, Mexico but we will bring him to Lake Tahoe for adoption in the future
💙 Male
📏 Size: medium
⚖️ Weight: 12 kg (26 lbs)
💃Energy: ACTIVE
🐶Dog Friends: Yes
🐱Cat Friends: We think so. He seems to not react to cats at all beyond normal curiosity. There were cats at the property he was rescued from, along with ducks.
👧🏽 Friends: Yes – he has been friendly with dogs but he can be unpredictable. He can react to other male dogs but seems to do fine with females (in his space)..
He is an ACTIVE absolutely loving boy and definitely one’s best friend
⛓Leash etiquette: Yes
🥘 Resource guarding: He was chained to a tree for 3 years so food is his main interest for now
He is very obedient when spoken to and well behaved but needs a little of basic training, everything is new for him
📣 Bark/noisy: Will bark only to communicate and sometimes when he is excited and happy
🏡 Housebroken: Yes
⛓ Leash etiquette: Yes !
🚙 Good in car: Yes, calm in the car!
TEMPERAMENT
FREDDY is an incredibly sweet and loving dog, very calm. He would make for a great companion to someone who is looking for a companion, he loves to be around people and Freddy is beginning to explore the world. He also would be great with a family, as he already has shown gentle affection.
Freddy is currently working with a trainer in Cancun to overcome his territorial issues. We would love him to go to a very special person/family due to his rough beginning. With the right people, he will make a very good companion.
Freddy was chained at a property in Cancun. Very short chain with limited access to food and water. He was very thin with skin issues, and basically neglected, yet his sunny disposition still shone. After being rescued, he blossomed into an incredible dog. Somewhat territorial with other males (his "job" having been to protect the property where he'd been living); he does get along with most dogs and all people. He has a sweet, inherent spirit. From our website:
FREDDY✨
😎 Breed: terrier/australian shepherd mix
🐶 Age 3 years
🌍 Location: Cancun, Mexico but we will bring him to Lake Tahoe for adoption in the future
💙 Male
📏 Size: medium
⚖️ Weight: 12 kg (26 lbs)
💃Energy: ACTIVE
🐶Dog Friends: Yes
🐱Cat Friends: We think so. He seems to not react to cats at all beyond normal curiosity. There were cats at the property he was rescued from, along with ducks.
👧🏽 Friends: Yes – he has been friendly with dogs but he can be unpredictable. He can react to other male dogs but seems to do fine with females (in his space)..
He is an ACTIVE absolutely loving boy and definitely one’s best friend
⛓Leash etiquette: Yes
🥘 Resource guarding: He was chained to a tree for 3 years so food is his main interest for now
He is very obedient when spoken to and well behaved but needs a little of basic training, everything is new for him
📣 Bark/noisy: Will bark only to communicate and sometimes when he is excited and happy
🏡 Housebroken: Yes
⛓ Leash etiquette: Yes !
🚙 Good in car: Yes, calm in the car!
TEMPERAMENT
FREDDY is an incredibly sweet and loving dog, very calm. He would make for a great companion to someone who is looking for a companion, he loves to be around people and Freddy is beginning to explore the world. He also would be great with a family, as he already has shown gentle affection.
Freddy is currently working with a trainer in Cancun to overcome his territorial issues. We would love him to go to a very special person/family due to his rough beginning. With the right people, he will make a very good companion.
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Their adoption process
1.
Interview
We vet all people fully by phone.
2.
Submit Application
We require the application and a video of the home, yard, places the dog will be.
3.
Meet the Pet
We meet with the people at my home (typically). See how the pet responds to them.
4.
Home Check
Rather than do home checks, we have you take a video of your home and yard.
5.
Take the Pet Home
We REQUIRE frequent updates, photos and videos. We create a WhatsApp group, making it easy to share with our staff in Lake Tahoe and Cancun.
Additional adoption info
We require feedback after the adoption. We always want to know the dog is in the BEST place. If it doesn't work out, we require the dog come back to us.
We require feedback after the adoption. We always want to know the dog is in the BEST place. If it doesn't work out, we require the dog come back to us.
We meet by appointment only. We bring four dogs at a time and find homes as quickly as we can. We typically meet in Incline Village but sometimes we might meet somewhere else (half way or at the adopters home, for example).
We meet by appointment only. We bring four dogs at a time and find homes as quickly as we can. We typically meet in Incline Village but sometimes we might meet somewhere else (half way or at the adopters home, for example).
More about this rescue
LOS PERROS PERDIDOS Foundation partners with our sister rescue in Mexico, PAWS IN ACTION CANCUN.
We are determined to save as many broken, abused, abandoned and neglected street and shelter dogs in Mexico as we can.
Motivated by a deep love of our 4-legged friends, our mandate is to save and improve as many lives as possible.
We have seen many tragedies and have witnessed the most horrible cruelties, but we know that by working together we can make a significant difference.
Raising awareness of the importance of spaying and neutering our furry friends and through the love and support of our wonderful volunteers, supporters and adopters, our hope is to rescue, heal and successfully rehome as many of these deserving souls as possible.
With your help, we can do this!
LOS PERROS PERDIDOS Foundation partners with our sister rescue in Mexico, PAWS IN ACTION CANCUN.
We are determined to save as many broken, abused, abandoned and neglected street and shelter dogs in Mexico as we can.
Motivated by a deep love of our 4-legged friends, our mandate is to save and improve as many lives as possible.
We have seen many tragedies and have witnessed the most horrible cruelties, but we know that by working together we can make a significant difference.
Raising awareness of the importance of spaying and neutering our furry friends and through the love and support of our wonderful volunteers, supporters and adopters, our hope is to rescue, heal and successfully rehome as many of these deserving souls as possible.
With your help, we can do this!
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