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Late last December Stewie found himself in the shelter. While stuck in the shelter environment, Stewie's mental health decreased rapidly and he became a completely different dog. He was put on the Preventing Euthanasia path to ensure that all measures were being taken to get and keep him out of the shelter.
He quickly became a staff favorite after being put on the Preventing Euthanasia track. The dogs on this path get extra outings and attention to help reduce their stress levels. They make lots of new friends, and Stewie wowed them all with his charm and affection. He makes the funniest noises and faces, making it impossible not to fall fall in love with him.
His favorite thing in life is people.....and attention! He does very well meeting new people and making new human friends. He even enjoys having kid friends!
Luckily, he now has a great foster to help him decompress and help us learn more about his behavior in a home.
His foster says:
Stewie is an AMAZING dog, does good with humans / adults & kids.
He loves to go for rides in the car, to lay next to you & cuddle and loves to play tug of war. He's a pretty laid back dog most of the time.
He also loves to sit for a treat. And he has the cutest snort when he breaths.
Sometimes when you're sitting down or bent over he likes to jump up & give you a lick / kisses you. And when Stewie hasn't seen you for a little while, he'll get excited and jump on you with his two front feet because he wants to be hugged and petted. All this sweet boy wants is your love and attention.
Stewie would do best with older kids because he thinks he's a little dog and doesn't understand his own strength. I have Stewie around my nieces & nephews / bigger kids all the time and they do great.
Stewie is potty trained & crate trained, he has never had an accident in the house. He never barks, except when he has to go outside to the bathroom.
Stewie is working on his walking manners, sometimes he likes to pull and for that would do best with a strong person to walk him.
Stewie needs to be your one and only pet. He has a very high prey drive which means he can't live with cats, hamsters, bunnies etc. And we will never know why, but he really dislikes other dogs. They stress him out so much that he would be best in a home with a privacy fence, or a backyard where he can't see any other dogs.
Stewie is such a great dog, who is looking for his very special person! He needs a hero! Could it be you?
Late last December Stewie found himself in the shelter. While stuck in the shelter environment, Stewie's mental health decreased rapidly and he became a completely different dog. He was put on the Preventing Euthanasia path to ensure that all measures were being taken to get and keep him out of the shelter.
He quickly became a staff favorite after being put on the Preventing Euthanasia track. The dogs on this path get extra outings and attention to help reduce their stress levels. They make lots of new friends, and Stewie wowed them all with his charm and affection. He makes the funniest noises and faces, making it impossible not to fall fall in love with him.
His favorite thing in life is people.....and attention! He does very well meeting new people and making new human friends. He even enjoys having kid friends!
Luckily, he now has a great foster to help him decompress and help us learn more about his behavior in a home.
His foster says:
Stewie is an AMAZING dog, does good with humans / adults & kids.
He loves to go for rides in the car, to lay next to you & cuddle and loves to play tug of war. He's a pretty laid back dog most of the time.
He also loves to sit for a treat. And he has the cutest snort when he breaths.
Sometimes when you're sitting down or bent over he likes to jump up & give you a lick / kisses you. And when Stewie hasn't seen you for a little while, he'll get excited and jump on you with his two front feet because he wants to be hugged and petted. All this sweet boy wants is your love and attention.
Stewie would do best with older kids because he thinks he's a little dog and doesn't understand his own strength. I have Stewie around my nieces & nephews / bigger kids all the time and they do great.
Stewie is potty trained & crate trained, he has never had an accident in the house. He never barks, except when he has to go outside to the bathroom.
Stewie is working on his walking manners, sometimes he likes to pull and for that would do best with a strong person to walk him.
Stewie needs to be your one and only pet. He has a very high prey drive which means he can't live with cats, hamsters, bunnies etc. And we will never know why, but he really dislikes other dogs. They stress him out so much that he would be best in a home with a privacy fence, or a backyard where he can't see any other dogs.
Stewie is such a great dog, who is looking for his very special person! He needs a hero! Could it be you?
CARE STL welcomes adopters to either come by the shelter or fill out an adoption application online to save some time at the shelter. The purpose of this application is to gather information about your home, pets, and general lifestyle to help our Match-Makers determine if the pet you wish to adopt is a good fit for both you and the pet.
CARE STL welcomes adopters to either come by the shelter or fill out an adoption application online to save some time at the shelter. The purpose of this application is to gather information about your home, pets, and general lifestyle to help our Match-Makers determine if the pet you wish to adopt is a good fit for both you and the pet.
We welcome people to come visit our shelter for adoption, as well as volunteer and enrichment opportunities with our animals! CARE STL has a way for everyone in our community to interact with shelter pets - even kids!
Center for Animal Rescue & Enrichment of St. Louis
2700 Walnut Place, St. Louis, MO 63103
Monday - Friday: 1 pm - 7 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 11 am - 5 pm
We welcome people to come visit our shelter for adoption, as well as volunteer and enrichment opportunities with our animals! CARE STL has a way for everyone in our community to interact with shelter pets - even kids!
Center for Animal Rescue & Enrichment of St. Louis
2700 Walnut Place, St. Louis, MO 63103
Monday - Friday: 1 pm - 7 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 11 am - 5 pm
More about this shelter
CARE STL is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that serves as the established, No-Kill animal shelter for the City of St. Louis Animal Care and Control. We provide animal regulation services and help the city enforce Title 10 of the City of St. Louis Ordinance relevant to animal care and control; however, CARE STL also enforces and embraces the No-Kill equation and follows the guiding principles of no-kill shelters.
CARE STL is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that serves as the established, No-Kill animal shelter for the City of St. Louis Animal Care and Control. We provide animal regulation services and help the city enforce Title 10 of the City of St. Louis Ordinance relevant to animal care and control; however, CARE STL also enforces and embraces the No-Kill equation and follows the guiding principles of no-kill shelters.
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We'll also keep you updated on Crew's adoption status with email updates.
