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Radar is a fun-loving and energetic dog with a lot to offer in a home that understands his playful and protective nature. His foster family has shared that Radar is affectionate, enjoys snuggles on the couch, and has excellent manners with his favorite people. Radar is house-trained, crate-trained, and uses a doggie door, making him an easy addition to a household.
Foster Notes:
House Manners: Radar is fully potty-trained and uses a doggie door. He has also been crate-trained, giving him flexibility in new settings. Energy Level: Radar has medium energy. He loves getting the `zoomies` in the backyard, where he enjoys running, chasing balls, and playing with toys. Play Style: He plays appropriately with tug toys and chew toys and has shown no toy or food aggression with his foster family. In doggie daycare, he engages well with other dogs, though sharing toys with another dog may require monitoring. Affectionate: Radar loves snuggling on the couch, receiving pets, and being close to his people. Minor Chewing: While he has mostly stopped chewing household items, in new environments he may need time to settle and understand boundaries. Leash Skills: Radar enjoys walks but will pull to chase cars. His foster is working on reducing this behavior with additional training. Protective Tendencies: Radar is friendly with people outside the home or those who enter with his family, but he can be protective if someone leaves and re-enters. Continued training and supervision will help manage this behavior. Barking: He is not a frequent barker and generally only barks when he hears noises outside or when someone first enters the house. Cat Interactions: Radar is interested in cats and generally wants to play with them. However, in the evenings, he may chase the foster`s cat out of the room with more intensity, so he may do best in a home without cats or with supervision around them. Looking For: Radar would thrive in a home with a fenced yard where he can enjoy his zoomies, toys, and snuggle time. An owner experienced with training or willing to continue working on his protective behaviors and leash skills would be ideal. With his affectionate nature, Radar is ready to be a loyal companion to a family who can offer him the structure and love he needs.
Meet Radar Age: 2 years
Radar is a fun-loving and energetic dog with a lot to offer in a home that understands his playful and protective nature. His foster family has shared that Radar is affectionate, enjoys snuggles on the couch, and has excellent manners with his favorite people. Radar is house-trained, crate-trained, and uses a doggie door, making him an easy addition to a household.
Foster Notes:
House Manners: Radar is fully potty-trained and uses a doggie door. He has also been crate-trained, giving him flexibility in new settings. Energy Level: Radar has medium energy. He loves getting the `zoomies` in the backyard, where he enjoys running, chasing balls, and playing with toys. Play Style: He plays appropriately with tug toys and chew toys and has shown no toy or food aggression with his foster family. In doggie daycare, he engages well with other dogs, though sharing toys with another dog may require monitoring. Affectionate: Radar loves snuggling on the couch, receiving pets, and being close to his people. Minor Chewing: While he has mostly stopped chewing household items, in new environments he may need time to settle and understand boundaries. Leash Skills: Radar enjoys walks but will pull to chase cars. His foster is working on reducing this behavior with additional training. Protective Tendencies: Radar is friendly with people outside the home or those who enter with his family, but he can be protective if someone leaves and re-enters. Continued training and supervision will help manage this behavior. Barking: He is not a frequent barker and generally only barks when he hears noises outside or when someone first enters the house. Cat Interactions: Radar is interested in cats and generally wants to play with them. However, in the evenings, he may chase the foster`s cat out of the room with more intensity, so he may do best in a home without cats or with supervision around them. Looking For: Radar would thrive in a home with a fenced yard where he can enjoy his zoomies, toys, and snuggle time. An owner experienced with training or willing to continue working on his protective behaviors and leash skills would be ideal. With his affectionate nature, Radar is ready to be a loyal companion to a family who can offer him the structure and love he needs.
We occasionally have reduced adoption fees- check our MCAS Facebook page to see if we have a current special.
If you find an animal you'd like to adopt, come right in, there are no appointments necessary.
Our adoption fees are only $50.
We occasionally have reduced adoption fees- check our MCAS Facebook page to see if we have a current special.
If you find an animal you'd like to adopt, come right in, there are no appointments necessary.
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If you see a pet that you like on this site, hurry in before someone else beats you to it! (No need to email us first.)
You are invited to meet our pets anytime during our business hours. We also have cats available at the Ocala Petsense (East Silver Springs Blvd) store everyday. We regularly have adoption events which we advertise on our Facebook page.
If you see a pet that you like on this site, hurry in before someone else beats you to it! (No need to email us first.)
You are invited to meet our pets anytime during our business hours. We also have cats available at the Ocala Petsense (East Silver Springs Blvd) store everyday. We regularly have adoption events which we advertise on our Facebook page.
More about this shelter
Marion County Animal Services is the largest animal shelter in our county. Operating as a no-kill shelter, our kennels are almost always full. We provide adoption, fostering opportunities, work with rescues, accept volunteers and provide the training for veterinary assisting students. In addition, we run the Neuter Commuter and provide all animal control services in Marion County.
Due to the sheer volume of animals in our care, we need lots of help from our community in our effort to adopt out more and save more!
We don't only accept the ideal animals into our shelter. We can offer you quite the array of animal breeds and personalites! Keep an open mind when visiting our shelter- you may find that your perfect match is not at all what you set out to find.
We're here to help you as well as our homeless and lovable animals.
Marion County Animal Services is the largest animal shelter in our county. Operating as a no-kill shelter, our kennels are almost always full. We provide adoption, fostering opportunities, work with rescues, accept volunteers and provide the training for veterinary assisting students. In addition, we run the Neuter Commuter and provide all animal control services in Marion County.
Due to the sheer volume of animals in our care, we need lots of help from our community in our effort to adopt out more and save more!
We don't only accept the ideal animals into our shelter. We can offer you quite the array of animal breeds and personalites! Keep an open mind when visiting our shelter- you may find that your perfect match is not at all what you set out to find.
We're here to help you as well as our homeless and lovable animals.
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