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Well Loki has come so so far from when he first arrived as a terrified, confused dog. He is now a playful, spunky, mischievous guy and we feel its time for the next chapter in his life. We feel he needs his permanent home now. He will still need an experienced handler and someone with the patience we have shown him. He will come around and learn to trust and love you as he does me and my husband. He still prefers me over my husband but he will now go outside for him in the mornings, he lays with him in bed and gives him kisses and waits for belly rubs.
There are some things that need to be discussed with his new family, like for one, he will only stay out to potty if I or my husband stay out there with him. He goes out with a pack of 7 dogs and he plays with them and they all get the zoomies, chasing one another around the yard. Loki absolutely loves his play time with his buddies!
Another thing is he absolutely hates a crate! He destroyed the top of a wire crate to get out. He loves to sleep in bed with us at night and when we leave him alone at home, we put him with one of the other dogs in a separate room and play the TV and he seems to do fine with that. If not he has separation anxiety. These are fixable with the right person who is willing to work through his issues.
Loki is neutered,up to date on DAPPV, Boretella,and rabies. He tested negative for heart worm and has been started on monthly prevention.
Loki gets along great with other dogs. I've seen him go nose to nose with cats and doesn't seem to mind them one way or the other. He loves kids and was bonded with a teenage girl before coming to rescue.
We do not know his history before that. We know he is about 8 months old and he is mostly if not ALL Belgian Malinois.
So if you are interested in adopting Loki, please reach out to me personally and we can talk.
There is an adoption fee and contract to sign.
Loki is a 7 month old, 38 pound Belgian Malinois that needs an experienced handler. He has not had a lot of training at this point but is very sweet once he is comfortable with you. Loki seems to prefer women over men but with kindness and patience, Loki does come around to men.He currently sleeps with his foster mom and dad and will give his foster dad kisses and will snuggle with him at night.
Loki is great with kids and other dogs. He loves running in wide open spaces and zoom around the yard with them. He likes to wrestle in the house.
He seems fine around cats but we are not 100% sure about that. He has just come nose to nose with the barn cats and doesn't seem to mind them.
EXPERIENCED HANDLERS ONLY! To apply please visit our website at https://www.ffosk9resq.org/
There is a $325 adoption fee
Once the application is submitted his foster mom with start processing the application and all the necessary calls are made someone will be in touch.
We are a home based, not for profit organization in Northeast Alabama that helps place forgotten and unwanted pets in forever homes. We are an all volunteer, 501(c)3 organization. We rescue pets from high kill shelters, prior to being euthanized, as well as strays and unwanted pets.
We do not adopt to "outside only" homes nor do we adopt to anyone who wishes to crop, dock, or do any other alterations except the spaying and neutering of their pets. All pets are completely vetted, up to date on all vaccines, and given rabies certificates.
December 13, 2024, 5:01 pm
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.
Well Loki has come so so far from when he first arrived as a terrified, confused dog. He is now a playful, spunky, mischievous guy and we feel its time for the next chapter in his life. We feel he needs his permanent home now. He will still need an experienced handler and someone with the patience we have shown him. He will come around and learn to trust and love you as he does me and my husband. He still prefers me over my husband but he will now go outside for him in the mornings, he lays with him in bed and gives him kisses and waits for belly rubs.
There are some things that need to be discussed with his new family, like for one, he will only stay out to potty if I or my husband stay out there with him. He goes out with a pack of 7 dogs and he plays with them and they all get the zoomies, chasing one another around the yard. Loki absolutely loves his play time with his buddies!
Another thing is he absolutely hates a crate! He destroyed the top of a wire crate to get out. He loves to sleep in bed with us at night and when we leave him alone at home, we put him with one of the other dogs in a separate room and play the TV and he seems to do fine with that. If not he has separation anxiety. These are fixable with the right person who is willing to work through his issues.
Loki is neutered,up to date on DAPPV, Boretella,and rabies. He tested negative for heart worm and has been started on monthly prevention.
Loki gets along great with other dogs. I've seen him go nose to nose with cats and doesn't seem to mind them one way or the other. He loves kids and was bonded with a teenage girl before coming to rescue.
We do not know his history before that. We know he is about 8 months old and he is mostly if not ALL Belgian Malinois.
So if you are interested in adopting Loki, please reach out to me personally and we can talk.
There is an adoption fee and contract to sign.
Loki is a 7 month old, 38 pound Belgian Malinois that needs an experienced handler. He has not had a lot of training at this point but is very sweet once he is comfortable with you. Loki seems to prefer women over men but with kindness and patience, Loki does come around to men.He currently sleeps with his foster mom and dad and will give his foster dad kisses and will snuggle with him at night.
Loki is great with kids and other dogs. He loves running in wide open spaces and zoom around the yard with them. He likes to wrestle in the house.
He seems fine around cats but we are not 100% sure about that. He has just come nose to nose with the barn cats and doesn't seem to mind them.
EXPERIENCED HANDLERS ONLY! To apply please visit our website at https://www.ffosk9resq.org/
There is a $325 adoption fee
Once the application is submitted his foster mom with start processing the application and all the necessary calls are made someone will be in touch.
We are a home based, not for profit organization in Northeast Alabama that helps place forgotten and unwanted pets in forever homes. We are an all volunteer, 501(c)3 organization. We rescue pets from high kill shelters, prior to being euthanized, as well as strays and unwanted pets.
We do not adopt to "outside only" homes nor do we adopt to anyone who wishes to crop, dock, or do any other alterations except the spaying and neutering of their pets. All pets are completely vetted, up to date on all vaccines, and given rabies certificates.
You must first fill out an adoption application to be considered. www.ffosk9resq.org
Our adoption fees are $275 to help cover the cost of spaying/ neutering, complete vetting, all necessary, wormers and any other medical needs. It also helps to offset the cost of food, utilities used to house our rescued dogs and puppies and other overhead costs.
In the event that you adopt a puppy that is too young for spay/neuter, a $50 payment will be made to the vet of your choice once an appointment has been scheduled.
You must first fill out an adoption application to be considered. www.ffosk9resq.org
Our adoption fees are $275 to help cover the cost of spaying/ neutering, complete vetting, all necessary, wormers and any other medical needs. It also helps to offset the cost of food, utilities used to house our rescued dogs and puppies and other overhead costs.
In the event that you adopt a puppy that is too young for spay/neuter, a $50 payment will be made to the vet of your choice once an appointment has been scheduled.
In order to be considered to adopt any of the FFOS pups, you must fill out an application completely. This can be found at www.ffosk9resq.org
In order to be considered to adopt any of the FFOS pups, you must fill out an application completely. This can be found at www.ffosk9resq.org
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We are a home based, incorporated 501(c)3 non profit organization in Northeast Alabama that helps place forgotten unwanted pets in forever homes. We rescue pets from high kill shelters, strays, and unwanted pets prior to being euthanized. We do not adopt to outside only homes,or to anyone wanting to crop, dock or do any other alterations to their pets, except spaying and neutering. We highly recommend positive training methods once pets are placed in forever homes. All pets are completely vetted, heart worm tested and treated if necessary, brought up to date on all vaccines and rabies certificates. Also all FFOS pups are spayed/neutered prior to adoptions, except in the case of young pups, which will only be adopted with a contract to have them spayed or neutered when they are old enough. This is non-negotiable.
We are a home based, incorporated 501(c)3 non profit organization in Northeast Alabama that helps place forgotten unwanted pets in forever homes. We rescue pets from high kill shelters, strays, and unwanted pets prior to being euthanized. We do not adopt to outside only homes,or to anyone wanting to crop, dock or do any other alterations to their pets, except spaying and neutering. We highly recommend positive training methods once pets are placed in forever homes. All pets are completely vetted, heart worm tested and treated if necessary, brought up to date on all vaccines and rabies certificates. Also all FFOS pups are spayed/neutered prior to adoptions, except in the case of young pups, which will only be adopted with a contract to have them spayed or neutered when they are old enough. This is non-negotiable.
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