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Meet Harley the Love Bug! He was surrendered to North Stonington Animal Control when his owner lost his housing. We were told Harley was twelve years old, but we think he must be younger: he has plenty of happy energy for daily walks, and when he meets other dogs, he jumps around and gives play bows and makes silly groaning noises. He clearly wants someone to romp with him! We think Harley would love to live with a doggie friend if he finds one with his same play energy. He gets a little too excited around cats, so a cat free home is best.
Honestly, this handsome lug is going to be a super easy adoption for the right home. He greets strangers beautifully and takes treats gently; he likes other dogs and is respectful with kids (although older kids are a better bet because of his size). He chews on his toys and NOT on the furniture; if left home alone he will happily snooze until you return. He knows sit, paw, leave it, wait, and down, and can catch treats out of the air. He heeds correction from humans and other dogs. After a walk or a bit of play time, he happily settles down and loves to just hang out and watch TV. He's happiest being near you and he absolutely lives to get pets and scratches. Sounds too good to be true? Harley generally walks extremely well on leash, but if something really exciting happens, he may pull. Harley is a big boy at 75 pounds, so he will need someone who is comfortable with controlled leash walking. Honestly, that's all we can think of about Harley that isn't pretty much perfect!
Interested in giving this loveable goofball a comfy place to spend his retirement? Fill out an adoption application to start the adoption process.
Meet Harley the Love Bug! He was surrendered to North Stonington Animal Control when his owner lost his housing. We were told Harley was twelve years old, but we think he must be younger: he has plenty of happy energy for daily walks, and when he meets other dogs, he jumps around and gives play bows and makes silly groaning noises. He clearly wants someone to romp with him! We think Harley would love to live with a doggie friend if he finds one with his same play energy. He gets a little too excited around cats, so a cat free home is best.
Honestly, this handsome lug is going to be a super easy adoption for the right home. He greets strangers beautifully and takes treats gently; he likes other dogs and is respectful with kids (although older kids are a better bet because of his size). He chews on his toys and NOT on the furniture; if left home alone he will happily snooze until you return. He knows sit, paw, leave it, wait, and down, and can catch treats out of the air. He heeds correction from humans and other dogs. After a walk or a bit of play time, he happily settles down and loves to just hang out and watch TV. He's happiest being near you and he absolutely lives to get pets and scratches. Sounds too good to be true? Harley generally walks extremely well on leash, but if something really exciting happens, he may pull. Harley is a big boy at 75 pounds, so he will need someone who is comfortable with controlled leash walking. Honestly, that's all we can think of about Harley that isn't pretty much perfect!
Interested in giving this loveable goofball a comfy place to spend his retirement? Fill out an adoption application to start the adoption process.
Fill out an online Application to start the adoption process. CALL your vet and give them permission to speak with Homeward Bound volunteers
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Approve Application
We will contact you via email to let you know the status of your application. Check your Spam folder if you don't hear back.
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Interview
A phone or virtual interview will be scheduled to discuss your application and answer questions. Interviews are also done at our Events.
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Meet the Pet
Pets are in CT foster homes. Next Adoption Event: CT Shelter / Rescue Adoption Event on Saturday, October 19th 10 - 4 pm Chester Fairgrounds
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Sign Adoption Contract
Adoption Fee is paid to the Rescue (typically $200-600.)
Additional adoption info
We adopt dogs to residents of Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire & Maine. We can't adopt to Massachusetts residents because of their laws concerning rescue animals. All adoptions occur in Connecticut.
We adopt dogs to residents of Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire & Maine. We can't adopt to Massachusetts residents because of their laws concerning rescue animals. All adoptions occur in Connecticut.
Next Adoption Event: CT Shelter / Rescue Adoption Event on Saturday, October 19th 10 - 4 pm Chester Fairgrounds Chester, CT
Adoptable dogs from CT Animal House, Essex Animal Control, National Great Pyrenees Rescue, One More Dog Rescue, Valley Shore Animal Welfare League & Willimantic Animal Control will be coming. Photos are coming in slowly because everyone is so busy. Watch Homeward Bounds Facebook page for updates!
Next Adoption Event: CT Shelter / Rescue Adoption Event on Saturday, October 19th 10 - 4 pm Chester Fairgrounds Chester, CT
Adoptable dogs from CT Animal House, Essex Animal Control, National Great Pyrenees Rescue, One More Dog Rescue, Valley Shore Animal Welfare League & Willimantic Animal Control will be coming. Photos are coming in slowly because everyone is so busy. Watch Homeward Bounds Facebook page for updates!
More about this rescue
Homeward Bound CT is a registered 501c3 non-profit organization. We help find forever homes for dogs by creating adoption events for rescues and shelters to attend and providing foster homes for dogs.
We run the Annual Chester Dog Fair (10 so far) every September to raise funds to help dogs! This is a fun day for the whole family - Dogs WELCOME!
We operate a Spay It Forward program which provides funds to spay and neuter Connecticut Shelter dogs.
Homeward Bound CT is a registered 501c3 non-profit organization. We help find forever homes for dogs by creating adoption events for rescues and shelters to attend and providing foster homes for dogs.
We run the Annual Chester Dog Fair (10 so far) every September to raise funds to help dogs! This is a fun day for the whole family - Dogs WELCOME!
We operate a Spay It Forward program which provides funds to spay and neuter Connecticut Shelter dogs.
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