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My basic info
Breed
Mixed Breed (Medium)
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn - with White
Age
2 years 11 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Not good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
It takes a special kind of person to adopt 2 rescued pups at once. 2 dogs who've been shuffled around in homes, shelters and boarding all because they became inconvenient.
It takes a big heart to see past their age and unknown circumstances or breeds and to say yes to giving them a home because they need one and they deserve one.
Caesar and Pierce are a bonded pair. We don't know why, we don't know how, but we know that when one has to go to a vet visit, the other waits for their return home. We know that Pierce can be away from Caesar for an hour but when he gets home, he greets him like he's been away for weeks.
There's no reason to separate these 2, to do so wouldn't be fair for all the unfairness they've already lived.
Caesar is a 9-year-old, old man. He loves sunbathing and scratches. He'll weave in and out of your legs with his big ol' 67lb frame like a cat trying to get pets at all angles. He's definitely a Pittie mix and he loves his people and his dogs. He is a surrogate big brother to 27lb Pierce who compliments his big buddy so well with his playful energy and love of all toys -squeaky or not.
2-year-old Pierce looks to Caesar for a boost of confidence. He's on the shyer side of the 2 and although he loves his people, he appreciates a slow introduction so he can take time to sniff and process. Pierce is a Heinz 57 and as much as we'd like to guess his breeds, we'd be lying to you if we did.
Caesar is described as confident, obedient, sensitive and kind. He loves his car rides and naps on the couch. He's king of chill and doesn't let much ruffle his feathers other than cats.... for this reason, we look forward to a feline-free zone where both of these boys can live out their days without a care in the world and the security of knowing that this is forever.
Both of these boys will fill your home with love, loyalty and warmth. They sleep soundly (together) in their crates at night and appreciate a game of fetch in the grass or a leashed walk.
Pierce and Caesar are currently living in San Antonio but are available to adopt to the Northeast.
It takes a special kind of person to adopt 2 rescued pups at once. 2 dogs who've been shuffled around in homes, shelters and boarding all because they became inconvenient.
It takes a big heart to see past their age and unknown circumstances or breeds and to say yes to giving them a home because they need one and they deserve one.
Caesar and Pierce are a bonded pair. We don't know why, we don't know how, but we know that when one has to go to a vet visit, the other waits for their return home. We know that Pierce can be away from Caesar for an hour but when he gets home, he greets him like he's been away for weeks.
There's no reason to separate these 2, to do so wouldn't be fair for all the unfairness they've already lived.
Caesar is a 9-year-old, old man. He loves sunbathing and scratches. He'll weave in and out of your legs with his big ol' 67lb frame like a cat trying to get pets at all angles. He's definitely a Pittie mix and he loves his people and his dogs. He is a surrogate big brother to 27lb Pierce who compliments his big buddy so well with his playful energy and love of all toys -squeaky or not.
2-year-old Pierce looks to Caesar for a boost of confidence. He's on the shyer side of the 2 and although he loves his people, he appreciates a slow introduction so he can take time to sniff and process. Pierce is a Heinz 57 and as much as we'd like to guess his breeds, we'd be lying to you if we did.
Caesar is described as confident, obedient, sensitive and kind. He loves his car rides and naps on the couch. He's king of chill and doesn't let much ruffle his feathers other than cats.... for this reason, we look forward to a feline-free zone where both of these boys can live out their days without a care in the world and the security of knowing that this is forever.
Both of these boys will fill your home with love, loyalty and warmth. They sleep soundly (together) in their crates at night and appreciate a game of fetch in the grass or a leashed walk.
Pierce and Caesar are currently living in San Antonio but are available to adopt to the Northeast.
Road to Home Rescue Support requires an adoption contract and application to be completed and executed. Personal references, vet reference and a home visit must be approved to finalize the adoption.
To adopt, please email us at adoptroadtohome@gmail.com
Road to Home Rescue Support Adoption Fees:
Puppies age 2 - 8 months $450
Puppies age 8 months – 8 years $325
Adult Dogs 8yrs or older $250
Senior & Special Need Dogs - 225
Fees include: UTD shots, spay/neuter, HW treatment (if dog is +), transport (under 3 hours) and lifetime microchip membership.
Road to Home Rescue Support requires an adoption contract and application to be completed and executed. Personal references, vet reference and a home visit must be approved to finalize the adoption.
To adopt, please email us at adoptroadtohome@gmail.com
Road to Home Rescue Support Adoption Fees:
Puppies age 2 - 8 months $450
Puppies age 8 months – 8 years $325
Adult Dogs 8yrs or older $250
Senior & Special Need Dogs - 225
Road to Home was started to be able to focus on animals in need and to provide support to local rescues. After years of working in shelters and with rescues, we decided starting our own rescue was the best way to do what we do best! We are a 100 percent non-profit and 100 percent of the money we raise goes towards animals in need. Our 5013c is pending. Here’s what we will focus on:
-Providing guidance and support for re-homing an animal.
-Providing medical attention, training, spay/neuter, and food/supplies to a homeless animal.
-Pulling an animal from a euthanasia list or from an unsafe situation and placing them in a foster or permanent home.
-Working with rescues and shelters to facilitate adoptions by doing home checks, adoption applications, and networking to find foster or permanent homes for animals in need.
-Working with rescues and shelters to coordinate adoption events, food drives, and fundraisers.
-Raising money through a Chip-In to help specific dogs with training, medical needs, and adoption.
-Raising funds that can be allocated to specific needs of other rescues and shelters (including medical expenses, training expenses, food, and transport) as well as pledging money to animals in jeopardy of euthanasia.
Road to Home was started to be able to focus on animals in need and to provide support to local rescues. After years of working in shelters and with rescues, we decided starting our own rescue was the best way to do what we do best! We are a 100 percent non-profit and 100 percent of the money we raise goes towards animals in need. Our 5013c is pending. Here’s what we will focus on:
-Providing guidance and support for re-homing an animal.
-Providing medical attention, training, spay/neuter, and food/supplies to a homeless animal.
-Pulling an animal from a euthanasia list or from an unsafe situation and placing them in a foster or permanent home.
-Working with rescues and shelters to facilitate adoptions by doing home checks, adoption applications, and networking to find foster or permanent homes for animals in need.
-Working with rescues and shelters to coordinate adoption events, food drives, and fundraisers.
-Raising money through a Chip-In to help specific dogs with training, medical needs, and adoption.
-Raising funds that can be allocated to specific needs of other rescues and shelters (including medical expenses, training expenses, food, and transport) as well as pledging money to animals in jeopardy of euthanasia.
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