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What can I say? I am a GREAT dog! I am 7 years old. Don’t let my looks fool you. I look older than I am. I am a VERY active dog and have a great personality. I get along GREAT with dogs and LOVE people. I am crate trained, though I am not great about going in without a treat or my dinner. I am housebroken as well. I sleep through the night and am easy keep as to where I sleep. I sleep in a crate, on a bed next to the bed, or sometimes I hop up in bed with my foster mom if she lets me. I came to my foster home after a long stray hold in a rural community. I am not sure how I ended up there, but I am ready for my new home. I had a few bad habits to start with, but now that I am used to being in a home, they have diminished. I was a champion counter surfer, but as long as stuff isn’t within my reach, I don’t even bother to look. Also, when I get bored in my crate, I do like to grab stuff and drag it inside. I entertain myself by chewing it apart. My foster mom keeps things out of my reach now. I do have a very melodious, houndy voice. I only use it when I am outside and there is a furry creature invading my territory. I don’t use it often though but it is loud! I love to hang out outside. If you have a fenced yard, it would be awesome, but not necessary. I also love to go for walks. Sniffing is so much fun. I do great in the car too. I ride nicely in a crate in the back of my foster mom’s van. Being a hound, I can be a bit stubborn about things. But I am also food motivated, so if I get stubborn, a treat will usually get me to go where you want me to.
What can I say? I am a GREAT dog! I am 7 years old. Don’t let my looks fool you. I look older than I am. I am a VERY active dog and have a great personality. I get along GREAT with dogs and LOVE people. I am crate trained, though I am not great about going in without a treat or my dinner. I am housebroken as well. I sleep through the night and am easy keep as to where I sleep. I sleep in a crate, on a bed next to the bed, or sometimes I hop up in bed with my foster mom if she lets me. I came to my foster home after a long stray hold in a rural community. I am not sure how I ended up there, but I am ready for my new home. I had a few bad habits to start with, but now that I am used to being in a home, they have diminished. I was a champion counter surfer, but as long as stuff isn’t within my reach, I don’t even bother to look. Also, when I get bored in my crate, I do like to grab stuff and drag it inside. I entertain myself by chewing it apart. My foster mom keeps things out of my reach now. I do have a very melodious, houndy voice. I only use it when I am outside and there is a furry creature invading my territory. I don’t use it often though but it is loud! I love to hang out outside. If you have a fenced yard, it would be awesome, but not necessary. I also love to go for walks. Sniffing is so much fun. I do great in the car too. I ride nicely in a crate in the back of my foster mom’s van. Being a hound, I can be a bit stubborn about things. But I am also food motivated, so if I get stubborn, a treat will usually get me to go where you want me to.
We have one Adoption Center at 1901 W. Ogden Ave., Downers Grove, IL. Please come in to complete our pet application or fill it out online and we will contact you to schedule an appointment to meet our awesome dogs and cats!
New Adoption Center hours:
Monday Closed
Tuesday 2pm to 8pm
Wednesday Noon to 6pm
Thursday 2pm to 8pm
Friday Noon to 6pm
Saturday Noon to 5pm
Sunday Noon to 5pm
We have one Adoption Center at 1901 W. Ogden Ave., Downers Grove, IL. Please come in to complete our pet application or fill it out online and we will contact you to schedule an appointment to meet our awesome dogs and cats!
New Adoption Center hours:
Monday Closed
Tuesday 2pm to 8pm
Wednesday Noon to 6pm
Thursday 2pm to 8pm
Friday Noon to 6pm
Saturday Noon to 5pm
Sunday Noon to 5pm
More about this rescue
The West Suburban Humane Society (WSHS) is a volunteer-based, no-kill animal rescue that was founded in 1972 in the western suburbs of Chicago. WSHS now finds homes for more than 500 dogs and cats each year!
WSHS is 100% funded by individual, corporate, and private foundations donations, and has over 450 active volunteers! WSHS is caring for about 200 animals at any given time. We adopt to the following counties in IL: DuPage, Cook, Lake, McHenry, Will, Kane & Kendall. If you are a pet owner, check out the Resources tab on our website!
The West Suburban Humane Society (WSHS) is a volunteer-based, no-kill animal rescue that was founded in 1972 in the western suburbs of Chicago. WSHS now finds homes for more than 500 dogs and cats each year!
WSHS is 100% funded by individual, corporate, and private foundations donations, and has over 450 active volunteers! WSHS is caring for about 200 animals at any given time. We adopt to the following counties in IL: DuPage, Cook, Lake, McHenry, Will, Kane & Kendall. If you are a pet owner, check out the Resources tab on our website!
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