My name is Goose - Adopt Me!!

Posted over 7 months ago

Cared for by The Little Red Dog, Inc

Adoption process

Submit Application

Interview

Meet the Pet

Home Check

Or Apply to Adopt

My basic info

Breed

American Staffordshire Terrier

Color

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Age

Young

Size

Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)

Weight

–

Sex

Male

Pet ID

20031454-T2023077

My details

Good with dogs

Purebred

Spayed / Neutered

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Meet Goose, a charming one year old dog who's just brimming with love and intelligence. He's a cuddly companion, always ready for a good snuggle. Goose is well-mannered and walks well on a leash, making outdoor adventures a breeze. He's sweet and playful, bringing joy and laughter wherever he goes. Goose is a fan of bath time, splashing around and enjoying the water. He prefers human company, seeking out cuddles and playtime with his two-legged friends. Goose can be selective with certain doggy pals. Goose is a loving dog who yearns to be part of a family. He would be best with children over the age of 5. He's eager to share his affection and playful spirit with a home that can provide him with stimulation, love and care he deserves. Choosing to adopt Goose means gaining a loyal friend, a playful companion, and a sweet soul to brighten your everyday life. He's ready to fill your home with love, loyalty, and lots of fun. Fill out an application today!

Rescue

The Little Red Dog, Inc

Contact info

Pet ID

20031454-T2023077

Contact

PJ Rosch

Phone

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info@thelittlereddog.org

Website

https://thelittlereddog.org/

Address

Lake Forest, CA 92630

Donation

Donate to This Rescue

Their adoption process

1.
Submit Application

To see all of our pups up for adoption, go here: https://thelittlereddog.org/dogs-to-adopt

2.
Interview

Once you see a dog you are interested in, fill out an application here: https://thelittlereddog.org/dog-adoption-form

3.
Meet the Pet

Someone will call or email you for a phone interview within 24-48 hours, once you have submitted the application.

4.
Home Check

We will schedule the home check once you have been approved. This may be done virtually.

Additional adoption info

All of our animals come fully vaccinated and spayed or neutered (if old enough), and microchipped. Puppies and kittens will be spayed/neutered and have all shots when they are old enough. There is an Adoption application, a quick phone interview to make sure it is a good fit, a meet and greet with the dog, then a home check, and an adoption contract. We ask for a $400 donation for adult dogs, and $500 for puppies at the time of adoption so that we can save other dogs from the shelter. The first step is to fill out an app here: https://thelittlereddog.org/adoption-form

Adoption application

https://thelittlereddog.org/adoption-form

Go meet their pets

We have gone VIRTUAL!
During Coivd 19 we have taken our adoption events online, check them out here:
https://thelittlereddog.org/events

You can also see the dog in his or her foster by appointment

You can check on all of our events here: https://thelittlereddog.org/events

See all of our adoptable pets here: https://thelittlereddog.org/dogs-to-adopt

Putting in an app is the first step (there is no obligation): https://thelittlereddog.org/adoption-form

More about this rescue

Dogs are man's best friend, but it is not always the other way around. The Little Red Dog was founded in memory of a little red American Pit Bull Terrier who did not make it. If you are familiar with the Michael Vick dog fighting case chronicled in The Lost Dogs: Michael Vick's Dogs and Their Tale of Rescue and Redemption. The Little Red Dog was brutally beaten to death by Vick and his cronies because she didn't want to fight.

The Little Red Dog rescues dogs; red, blue, tan, white, brown, black and all colors in between. We do not discriminate against ANY breed; that's because we are a real rescue, and we will help as many animals as we can. Our primary goal is to get them into loving homes. Our hope that some day all of them make it, but most of all, we will never forget the Little Red Dog and many others who did not.