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Meet Theo! This handsome silver pittie lab mix has fantastic leash manners and house manners! Sweet, gentle, and always ready to please, Theo would make the perfect companion for someone looking for a new friend.
He spent some time in foster and this is what his foster family had to say: He is completely house-trained. I took him out every 4-5 hours, and he never had any issues. He's also crate-trained and had no problem with the crate. I let him roam the living room when I was away, and he didn't chew on shoes or furniture. He wasn't too interested in toys, but he did enjoy a rope toy for tug-of-war when he got the zoomies, and a ball that hides treats. He also chews on bones occasionally, but he seems to prefer ones made of edible material rather than rigid ones.
He's such an amazing dog! It took him about a week to come out of his shell, but now he loves walking, eating, and snuggling. He enjoys cuddling on the couch and getting lots of pets. He's very relaxed in the evenings but has a lot of energy during walks. He's never aggressive and doesn't bark at people passing by. On the leash, he's curious about other dogs and squirrels and will pull towards them, but he doesn't jump or bark.
Meet Theo! This handsome silver pittie lab mix has fantastic leash manners and house manners! Sweet, gentle, and always ready to please, Theo would make the perfect companion for someone looking for a new friend.
He spent some time in foster and this is what his foster family had to say: He is completely house-trained. I took him out every 4-5 hours, and he never had any issues. He's also crate-trained and had no problem with the crate. I let him roam the living room when I was away, and he didn't chew on shoes or furniture. He wasn't too interested in toys, but he did enjoy a rope toy for tug-of-war when he got the zoomies, and a ball that hides treats. He also chews on bones occasionally, but he seems to prefer ones made of edible material rather than rigid ones.
He's such an amazing dog! It took him about a week to come out of his shell, but now he loves walking, eating, and snuggling. He enjoys cuddling on the couch and getting lots of pets. He's very relaxed in the evenings but has a lot of energy during walks. He's never aggressive and doesn't bark at people passing by. On the leash, he's curious about other dogs and squirrels and will pull towards them, but he doesn't jump or bark.
We ask potential adopters to fill out a matchmaker form. When they are ready to adopt an animal and the form and interview process indicates a good match, we have the adopter sign an adoption contract promising that the animal will receive good physical and emotional care. Fees vary and we often have adoption specials. Fees for senior pets are sponsored. Otherwise, dogs are $100, puppies $150 and up, cats are $75, kittens are $95.
We ask potential adopters to fill out a matchmaker form. When they are ready to adopt an animal and the form and interview process indicates a good match, we have the adopter sign an adoption contract promising that the animal will receive good physical and emotional care. Fees vary and we often have adoption specials. Fees for senior pets are sponsored. Otherwise, dogs are $100, puppies $150 and up, cats are $75, kittens are $95.
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Main SPCA Location:
3355 Berkmar Dr
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Open every day from 12 PM – 6 PM
Other Location:
SPCA Rummage Store
943 Preston Avenue in Charlottesville.
Hours: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Tuesday – Saturday
(434) 293-8475
Main SPCA Location:
3355 Berkmar Dr
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Open every day from 12 PM – 6 PM
Other Location:
SPCA Rummage Store
943 Preston Avenue in Charlottesville.
Hours: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Tuesday – Saturday
(434) 293-8475
More about this shelter
The Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA is a nonprofit animal welfare organization that provides a safe environment for the lost, abandoned, and homeless animals of Charlottesville and Albemarle County and places them in good homes. We strive to set a standard of excellence and leadership in animal care, humane education, and progressive animal welfare programs. Our staff and volunteers are passionate about caring for the animals in our shelter and placing them in good homes. We are very proud that we are able to work with behavior issues and medical issues to give every pet the best chance at adoption.
The Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA is a nonprofit animal welfare organization that provides a safe environment for the lost, abandoned, and homeless animals of Charlottesville and Albemarle County and places them in good homes. We strive to set a standard of excellence and leadership in animal care, humane education, and progressive animal welfare programs. Our staff and volunteers are passionate about caring for the animals in our shelter and placing them in good homes. We are very proud that we are able to work with behavior issues and medical issues to give every pet the best chance at adoption.
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