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If you would like more information about Lincoln or are interested in adopting him, please send an email to SGHedman@gmail.com
Recently, we found this beautiful boy chained to the fence behind my partner’s business dumpster. Not sure how long he had been there. After finding out Lincoln was not vicious, we took him some water. We then removed him and brought him into the building to check him out and get him some food. (The quickest thing I could get was a Wendy’s burger. I know, not good but he loved it.) I then started researching what to do with a found dog. I took him the next day to my vet and he did have a Microchip out of a shelter in Petaluma, CA. The only info they would give me was that his name was Mark, 6 yrs. old, adopted in 2019 by Michael whose phone was disconnected.
Whoever his human was, they did a great job training Lincoln. He sits, stays, speaks, gets down, gets back and walks calmly on a leash. We walk him on the empty lot next door, and he always does his business along the grassy fence line. He’s so polite!
At this point, I don’t know how he is with cats or children. As for dogs, our 2 terriers didn’t like him, but he just stood and looked at them and didn’t react other than being curious. When I took him to my vet, other dogs barked at him, but he just wagged his tail and looked at them.
Because of his long legs and dignified stature, we named him Lincoln…as in Abraham. I don’t think he’s taken to it yet, but he might in time. He is such a delight to have around but we are unable to keep him here. I’m hoping some wonderful person will recognize him or just fall in love and want to take him home.
This animal posted is not under the care, custody, or control of Friends For Life and shall at no time be considered the property of Friends For Life. Friends For Life makes no claims to have evaluated the behavior or medical status of the animal posted. Friends For Life shall not incur any liability for any injury or damages to any person or property caused in the future by this animal, nor from any causes of action, claim or demand that may arise as a result of such injury or damage.
This listing is strictly in the spirit of our commitment that providing support to the independent rescuer community is a valuable step on the path to a No Kill Houston. We know networking works and to the extent that we can provide a platform for animals to be seen and placed, that is our intention.
If you would like more information about Lincoln or are interested in adopting him, please send an email to SGHedman@gmail.com
Recently, we found this beautiful boy chained to the fence behind my partner’s business dumpster. Not sure how long he had been there. After finding out Lincoln was not vicious, we took him some water. We then removed him and brought him into the building to check him out and get him some food. (The quickest thing I could get was a Wendy’s burger. I know, not good but he loved it.) I then started researching what to do with a found dog. I took him the next day to my vet and he did have a Microchip out of a shelter in Petaluma, CA. The only info they would give me was that his name was Mark, 6 yrs. old, adopted in 2019 by Michael whose phone was disconnected.
Whoever his human was, they did a great job training Lincoln. He sits, stays, speaks, gets down, gets back and walks calmly on a leash. We walk him on the empty lot next door, and he always does his business along the grassy fence line. He’s so polite!
At this point, I don’t know how he is with cats or children. As for dogs, our 2 terriers didn’t like him, but he just stood and looked at them and didn’t react other than being curious. When I took him to my vet, other dogs barked at him, but he just wagged his tail and looked at them.
Because of his long legs and dignified stature, we named him Lincoln…as in Abraham. I don’t think he’s taken to it yet, but he might in time. He is such a delight to have around but we are unable to keep him here. I’m hoping some wonderful person will recognize him or just fall in love and want to take him home.
This animal posted is not under the care, custody, or control of Friends For Life and shall at no time be considered the property of Friends For Life. Friends For Life makes no claims to have evaluated the behavior or medical status of the animal posted. Friends For Life shall not incur any liability for any injury or damages to any person or property caused in the future by this animal, nor from any causes of action, claim or demand that may arise as a result of such injury or damage.
This listing is strictly in the spirit of our commitment that providing support to the independent rescuer community is a valuable step on the path to a No Kill Houston. We know networking works and to the extent that we can provide a platform for animals to be seen and placed, that is our intention.
