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Hennessy comes to us from a rural shelter where he ended up after his owner died. He waited for 4 months for someone to adopt him. No one came. We had to bring him into our rescue when we heard his story.
So welcome, Hennessy! Shout out to Pilots N Paws volunteer pilots for getting him to us!!!
We are estimating his age at about 10 years and he's a nice size at 60 pounds. He's a great dog. He's got good house manners and is housetrained. He rides well in the car. He's good with most dogs, but doesn't appreciate dogs that are in his face. We do not know how he is with cats. We are recommending only older children for Hennessy because he gets grumpy if handled roughly.
Hennessy rarely barks and does not try to challenge his foster mom's fence, unlike some huskies.He enjoys spending time outside and is content to lay on his foster mom's porch and survey his kingdom. He's a good boy!
At the veterinarian's office he was well behaved and accepted handling by the vet and the vet tech. The veterinarian commented on what a nice dog he is!
Hennessy is not a fan of being crated, but does accept the crate when needed. Even though considered a senior dog, he does like to run and play! He loves being on squirrel patrol and is quite active keeping his foster mom's yard squirrel-free.
Hennessy's adoption fee is $200 and includes, neuter, vaccines and microchip.
If you are interested in meeting Hennessy, please complete an adoption application located here:
https://idawg.org/application.html
Hennessy comes to us from a rural shelter where he ended up after his owner died. He waited for 4 months for someone to adopt him. No one came. We had to bring him into our rescue when we heard his story.
So welcome, Hennessy! Shout out to Pilots N Paws volunteer pilots for getting him to us!!!
We are estimating his age at about 10 years and he's a nice size at 60 pounds. He's a great dog. He's got good house manners and is housetrained. He rides well in the car. He's good with most dogs, but doesn't appreciate dogs that are in his face. We do not know how he is with cats. We are recommending only older children for Hennessy because he gets grumpy if handled roughly.
Hennessy rarely barks and does not try to challenge his foster mom's fence, unlike some huskies.He enjoys spending time outside and is content to lay on his foster mom's porch and survey his kingdom. He's a good boy!
At the veterinarian's office he was well behaved and accepted handling by the vet and the vet tech. The veterinarian commented on what a nice dog he is!
Hennessy is not a fan of being crated, but does accept the crate when needed. Even though considered a senior dog, he does like to run and play! He loves being on squirrel patrol and is quite active keeping his foster mom's yard squirrel-free.
Hennessy's adoption fee is $200 and includes, neuter, vaccines and microchip.
If you are interested in meeting Hennessy, please complete an adoption application located here:
https://idawg.org/application.html
SELECTION:
Please let us know if there is a particular dog you are interested in adopting. We try to find the best match for you. When a dog is selected and your application is approved, this dog will be on hold while we have a home visit done.
HOME VISIT:
A representative from IDAWG or a rescue group located in your area (any state) will come meet you in person to make sure your home is ready for your new companion dog to join your family.
ADOPTION:
Meet representative from IDAWG to pick up your wonderful new adopted canine.
FOLLOW UP:
IDAWG will be following up on your adoption, and you are always welcome to contact us anytime after the adoption with any behavior or training questions regarding your new dog. All updates and/or photos are greatly appreciated!
NOTE:
Please send all correspondence / inquiries by email first if possible. It is very hard to return phone calls until the weekend. And remember, we are an all volunteer ogranization and we have families, jobs and dogs of our own. Your patience and consideration is always appreciated.
SELECTION:
Please let us know if there is a particular dog you are interested in adopting. We try to find the best match for you. When a dog is selected and your application is approved, this dog will be on hold while we have a home visit done.
HOME VISIT:
A representative from IDAWG or a rescue group located in your area (any state) will come meet you in person to make sure your home is ready for your new companion dog to join your family.
ADOPTION:
Meet representative from IDAWG to pick up your wonderful new adopted canine.
FOLLOW UP:
IDAWG will be following up on your adoption, and you are always welcome to contact us anytime after the adoption with any behavior or training questions regarding your new dog. All updates and/or photos are greatly appreciated!
NOTE:
Please send all correspondence / inquiries by email first if possible. It is very hard to return phone calls until the weekend. And remember, we are an all volunteer ogranization and we have families, jobs and dogs of our own. Your patience and consideration is always appreciated.
Go meet their pets
IDAWG is located in Nampa, Idaho, about 25 miles west of Boise. IDAWG is not a facility open to the public. The dogs, cats, and rabbits are fostered at individuals' homes. Appointments must be made in advance and only after the application process has been completed.
IDAWG is located in Nampa, Idaho, about 25 miles west of Boise. IDAWG is not a facility open to the public. The dogs, cats, and rabbits are fostered at individuals' homes. Appointments must be made in advance and only after the application process has been completed.
More about this rescue
IDAWG, or the Idaho Domestic Animal Welfare Group, is a non profit 501(c)(3) corporation based in Nampa, Idaho. IDAWG has been in existence since June 2000 and is staffed entirely with volunteers. IDAWG supports southern Idaho animal shelters as needed, and also helps private citizens rehome their dogs. Sometimes this involves transporting or organizing transports for dogs or cats, or sometimes birds, to rescues or permanent homes in adjoining cities and states. IDAWG also offers financial assistance to senior citizens and others needing help paying for spay/neuter services for their companion animals.
IDAWG, or the Idaho Domestic Animal Welfare Group, is a non profit 501(c)(3) corporation based in Nampa, Idaho. IDAWG has been in existence since June 2000 and is staffed entirely with volunteers. IDAWG supports southern Idaho animal shelters as needed, and also helps private citizens rehome their dogs. Sometimes this involves transporting or organizing transports for dogs or cats, or sometimes birds, to rescues or permanent homes in adjoining cities and states. IDAWG also offers financial assistance to senior citizens and others needing help paying for spay/neuter services for their companion animals.
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