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My basic info
Breed
Bichon Frise
Color
White
Age
9 years old, Senior
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Bob Barker (A Little Character)
Bob Barker needed a bit of medical care when he arrived, which unfortunately put a groom on hold.
Bob had a respiratory infection that had to be resolved. Next up was the condition of his teeth, with some of the build up invading his gums and causing infection there as well.
As soon as his dental appointment is complete (funded by Pound Pals Downriver) this little man will be ready for his new life to begin! EDIT: Bob lost teeth in the double digits, and is now feeling great! He is ready for his new life!
A stray no one came for, Bob is estimated to be in the neighborhood of 8-10 years old. He can be quite loud when he feels it necessary and if we're being honest... a little bossy.
To know him is to love him though. He's a character. He can be selective about the other animals he likes, and might not be the best fit in cat households.
Be sure to check out our Facebook page at Wyandotte Animal Shelter (https://www.facebook.com/wacshelter/) for day to day updates on our cats and dogs. :)
Thank you for your interest in adopting! If you think the animal in this profile might be a good fit for your home and would like to meet them, here's how!
!. Go to our website at wacshelter.com.
2. Click on the Apply To Adopt button to submit an online adoption application.
NOTE: You will get an email confirmation that we have received your
application. If you do not see this email appear upon submission, please check
your "spam" folder.
3. Your application will be processed and a volunteer will call or email with any
questions.
NOTE: If any questions are left unanswered or incomplete, the application
would not be processed. A completely filled out application will take 1-3 days to
process!
4. We will set up a time with you to meet the animal you've applied to adopt!
** We DO give preference to applicants with verifiable dog experience (as a
primary caretaker).
All dogs are spayed/neutered, heartworm negative unless otherwise indicated.
All are up to date on age appropriate vaccinations and current on heartworm prevention!
Additional questions...
Does this dog get along with cats?
He can be selective about the other animals he likes, and might not be the best fit in cat households.
Does this dog react well to other dogs?
No dog loves every other dog, just as humans do not like every other human they meet. A proper introduction (meet and greet) would be required as part of our application process.
Is this dog good with children?
The better question is how the children have been taught to handle animals. A dog will respond negatively if he/she is not being handled properly. We can offer suggestions on how to teach children to interact with dogs and pay attention to body language. Young children should never be left unsupervised with new dogs.
How did this dog end up in a shelter?
The top reasons dogs are given up are:
Moving without considering the needs of the pets
Death of the owner with no plan in place for the pets
Previous owner did not provide appropriate training
Owner did not consider the lifespan of a dog
Owner did not consider the cost of providing for a dog
Meet Bob Barker (A Little Character)
Bob Barker needed a bit of medical care when he arrived, which unfortunately put a groom on hold.
Bob had a respiratory infection that had to be resolved. Next up was the condition of his teeth, with some of the build up invading his gums and causing infection there as well.
As soon as his dental appointment is complete (funded by Pound Pals Downriver) this little man will be ready for his new life to begin! EDIT: Bob lost teeth in the double digits, and is now feeling great! He is ready for his new life!
A stray no one came for, Bob is estimated to be in the neighborhood of 8-10 years old. He can be quite loud when he feels it necessary and if we're being honest... a little bossy.
To know him is to love him though. He's a character. He can be selective about the other animals he likes, and might not be the best fit in cat households.
Be sure to check out our Facebook page at Wyandotte Animal Shelter (https://www.facebook.com/wacshelter/) for day to day updates on our cats and dogs. :)
Thank you for your interest in adopting! If you think the animal in this profile might be a good fit for your home and would like to meet them, here's how!
!. Go to our website at wacshelter.com.
2. Click on the Apply To Adopt button to submit an online adoption application.
NOTE: You will get an email confirmation that we have received your
application. If you do not see this email appear upon submission, please check
your "spam" folder.
3. Your application will be processed and a volunteer will call or email with any
questions.
NOTE: If any questions are left unanswered or incomplete, the application
would not be processed. A completely filled out application will take 1-3 days to
process!
4. We will set up a time with you to meet the animal you've applied to adopt!
** We DO give preference to applicants with verifiable dog experience (as a
primary caretaker).
All dogs are spayed/neutered, heartworm negative unless otherwise indicated.
All are up to date on age appropriate vaccinations and current on heartworm prevention!
Additional questions...
Does this dog get along with cats?
He can be selective about the other animals he likes, and might not be the best fit in cat households.
Does this dog react well to other dogs?
No dog loves every other dog, just as humans do not like every other human they meet. A proper introduction (meet and greet) would be required as part of our application process.
Is this dog good with children?
The better question is how the children have been taught to handle animals. A dog will respond negatively if he/she is not being handled properly. We can offer suggestions on how to teach children to interact with dogs and pay attention to body language. Young children should never be left unsupervised with new dogs.
How did this dog end up in a shelter?
The top reasons dogs are given up are:
Moving without considering the needs of the pets
Death of the owner with no plan in place for the pets
Previous owner did not provide appropriate training
Owner did not consider the lifespan of a dog
Owner did not consider the cost of providing for a dog
Our facility requires a survey (application) to be filled out by each potential adopter in order to facilitate a good match between applicant and pet.
Feline $65
The adoption fee includes spay/neuter, combo test, distemper vaccine, and rabies vaccine if old enough.
Canine $95
The adoption fee includes spay/neuter, 1st distemper vaccine, and rabies vaccine and heartworm test if old enough.
Cash only is accepted.
Our facility requires a survey (application) to be filled out by each potential adopter in order to facilitate a good match between applicant and pet.
Feline $65
The adoption fee includes spay/neuter, combo test, distemper vaccine, and rabies vaccine if old enough.
Canine $95
The adoption fee includes spay/neuter, 1st distemper vaccine, and rabies vaccine and heartworm test if old enough.
Cash only is accepted.
Go meet their pets
If you are considering adopting an animal, please check out the animals on our website at www.wacshelter.com.
For an Application, please visit our website at www.wacshelter.com
Our adoption committee reviews this application before releasing any animal to a new home. The following questions will help us to place the animals into homes that match both the adopter’s and animal’s needs. Wyandotte Animal Adoption Center reserves the right to decline the adoption of any animal for any reason if it feels the home will not be a good match.
If you are considering adopting an animal, please check out the animals on our website at www.wacshelter.com.
For an Application, please visit our website at www.wacshelter.com
Our adoption committee reviews this application before releasing any animal to a new home. The following questions will help us to place the animals into homes that match both the adopter’s and animal’s needs. Wyandotte Animal Adoption Center reserves the right to decline the adoption of any animal for any reason if it feels the home will not be a good match.
More about this shelter
The Wyandotte Animal Adoption Center acts as the adoption facility for Downriver Central Animal Control. The intake facility (located in Southgate, MI) handles all intakes (strays, abandoned animals, court cases...). The adoption facility (located in Wyandotte, MI) brings the animals over (if adoptable) and have completed their requisite holds at the intake facility. This can sometimes take a few weeks if the adoption center is at capacity. The facilities handle approximately 500-700 animals per year.
OUR ADOPTION FACILITY IS RESCUE FRIENDLY.
If you are a foster for a recognized rescue and are interested in a particular animal, please email us at wacvolunteers@gmail.com!
The Wyandotte Animal Adoption Center acts as the adoption facility for Downriver Central Animal Control. The intake facility (located in Southgate, MI) handles all intakes (strays, abandoned animals, court cases...). The adoption facility (located in Wyandotte, MI) brings the animals over (if adoptable) and have completed their requisite holds at the intake facility. This can sometimes take a few weeks if the adoption center is at capacity. The facilities handle approximately 500-700 animals per year.
OUR ADOPTION FACILITY IS RESCUE FRIENDLY.
If you are a foster for a recognized rescue and are interested in a particular animal, please email us at wacvolunteers@gmail.com!
Other pets at this
shelter
We'll also keep you updated on NAPOLEAN's adoption status with email updates.
