Catahoula Leopard Dog puppies and dogs in Maine

Remi Breed: Catahoula Leopard Dog Mix Age: Age: 1 y +/-, Male Weight: 45 pds Medical: UTD on all vaccines, neutered, microchipped Cat Friendly: No Dog Friendly: No Kid Friendly: No Crate Trained: Yes House Trained: Yes Location: Massachusetts Remi is a true diamond in the rough looking for an some-one committed to helping him shine. This sweet boy is the definition of bravery and resilience. Remi started life in an abandoned house barely surviving and then lived with his siblings in a livestock pen. Despite coming into foster with no training or socialization yet, it continues to amaze us with his intelligence and strong work ethic. However, he still has a wild side that requires an experienced person with patience and a commitment to working with him physically and mentally. This boy wants to work, he picks things up very quickly and loves to show off. He thrives when given plenty of physical and mental stimulation. He exemplifies “a good dog is a tired dog”- Tired Remi want

  Sadie is an extremely loving 50lb catahoula/Pit mix female who was born on October 7, 2021. What a beauty she is and one with great manners.  She is fully potty trained and crate trained, spayed, fully vaccinated, and microchipped. Sadie comes from a neglect situation and is eager to make up for all the cuddles and play time she didn’t receive growing up in her former home. She has an extremely resilient personality and an eager to please temperament. She sincerely craves human interaction and will follow you around the house to be a part of everything you’re doing. When hugged, she likes to hug back by tucking her head around you and pressing in. She cooperates very well for bath time and settles well on car rides. Sadie behaves nicely in public spaces and happily accepts belly rubs from strangers. She has very limited experience around children but is happy to meet everyone she comes across. She is not recommended to homes with very young children simply for the concern of potential knocking them down. She has learned to sit when she wants to be pet, but may occasionally jump up if overly excited. Sadie must go to a home without other pets due to resource guarding around dogs (this does not apply to humans, she is submissive toward humans) and prey drive toward cats.  Her energy level is medium-high. She loves playing fetch to burn off energy, and would probably run for hours if given the opportunity, but she can also settle calmly on those days when it’s stormy or you’re too busy for intensive exercise. She likes to entertain herself with her toys, and is particularly fond of carrying the stuffed toys around to show them off. She needs someone who can deeply connect with her on an emotional level, and would be well suited to the role of emotional support animal (please note: due to resource guarding she is not suitable for the role of service dog, which is different from emotional support animal).    If you want to give this girl a great home to thrive within, please contact Critter Cavalry Rescue  at ccrtennessee@gmail.com    PLEASE NOTE:  Our dogs are transported from Tennessee to meeting places in the states where we have posted.  Further information about us is given on our Adopt-A-Pet site.  The adoption fees vary and will be provided as well as noted on the application you receive.  Contact us at 615-661-5333 or ccrnewengland@gmail.comDecember 25, 2024, 1:14 pm

We rescued Elmo as a puppy in the summer of 2022. He is a great dog. We have two young children and he is gentle and patient with them. Elmo has been boarded for a few nights at a time and spent a lot of time with other dogs with no issues, he loves to play. A good adoption match would be someone that can dedicate a lot of time to spend with Elmo, time running, chasing the ball and hiking. Unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances, we are no longer able to dedicate enough time and we would like to see Elmo have the life and experiences he deserves.

Jackson - ME Breed: Catahoula Leopard Hound mix Age: 5 months +/- Weight: currently 20lbs (around 40lbs fully grown) Medical: UTD on all vaccines Cat Friendly: Unknown Dog Friendly: Yes Kid Friendly: 12+ Crate Trained: Yes House Trained: Yes Location: Maine Jackson is a sweet little puppy who grew up living under a house with no human contact. He ended up at an overcrowded shelter and was extremely fearful. He is still skittish with people but will come for food and will show affection on his own terms. Jackson loves other dogs and would need a fenced in yard that he can explore with a furry playmate. He doesn't need a lot of attention and is perfectly content with a few toys to play with and a comfy bed to sleep in. Jackson’s perfect human should have lots of patience to give him all the time he needs to trust people. Jackson is going to be a work in progress due to the trauma he has suffered already in life. He is making such fabulous progress already and just needs the right home to help him continue! If you are interested in adopting, please click at the link below: CRNE Adoption Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1rjvYvkyGRug-gnCPcHFB49ksrZlQNlYQddGnkoVvNNA/viewform?fbclid=IwAR1Z3LWcB1HW2pncs-N64t1xdlD6Fm9P137xk6MErsLOE4ObXQ9erCAk-nM&edit_requested=true Once your application has been received and reviewed, you will be contacted via email or phone by one of our volunteers. After your application is approved, the foster parent for the dog you have selected will contact you to answer any questions you may have and determine if that dog is a good match for your family. If you have no particular dog in mind, we will be happy to keep your application on file and notify you if the right dog should come into rescue. Catahoula Rescue of New England is an all-volunteer group. Dogs in our program are fostered by volunteers. The foster homes care for our dogs as if they were their own. All dogs have received vaccinations appropriate to age and are spayed or neutered. Jackson’s adoption donation is $450 which includes Rabies, DHLPP, Bordetella, fecal test, heartworm test, is on preventative, microchip and neuter depending on age at time of adoption. If the dog is too young for a spay/neuter, then they will be adopted with a spay/neuter contract and deposit. We do not have a physical shelter; all our dogs are fostered in individual foster homes across the New England and Canada.

Dallas - ME Breed: Catahoula Leopard Hound / Australian Cattle Dog Mix Age: 1 year +/- Weight: 50 lbs Medical: Up-To Up-To-Date on Vaccinations, microchipped, altered Cat Friendly: Possible Dog Friendly: Yes Kid Friendly: Ages 10+; still very puppish and the children need to be dog savvy House Trained: Yes Crate Trained: Yes, still learning Special Needs: Has had a leg amputation; it has healed but will need to have continued muscle building Location: Maine Dallas is a big goofy guy who is adjusting very well to home life and life as a tripod. His front leg was amputated in late August and fully healed. He is doing quite well adjusting to the new body mechanics, he is also really filling in his frame and getting quite muscular. He willingly walks on a leash for the most part, occasionally will belly flop, usually disinterested in where we are going, occasionally because of fatigue, but that is becoming much less frequent as both his stamina increases and his adapting to having a leash. He is happiest on leash free walks/runs because it’s less tiring for him to run and he can do quick stops to rest as needed. He pretty much always stays close to his person but is still working on his recall if he sees another dog. We are doing a lot of treats to look at us when he sees another dog. He doesn’t have much interest in squirrels and chipmunks which leads me to believe he’d probably be ok with a dog savvy cat. I will try to get him into a house with a cat to see how he does. Dallas is a very heavy and active chewer, we provide him with bones, rope toys, and tough squeaky toys. He loves to play tug of war; he is learning to take it and give it. He does not play fetch yet but might learn with time. His favorite thing is playing with our 8-year-old male CLD x dog, Poe. Dallas loves car rides and settles right in. He likes to rest his head on the center console and if allowed, would climb right into your lap. He does have a penchant for chewing charging cables, so we keep those out of reach. More than anything, Dallas just wants to be right with you. He lie between our feet when working in the garden, resting his head in your lap while we are working at the desk, happily snuggling on the couch which we occasionally allow on movie nights. He has done a great job on learning our household rules such as waiting at door, no hanging out in the kitchen. He is a teenager and as such needs to be reminded, but always gracefully accepts corrections. He did come with an obnoxious frustration and demand barking habit. With consistent training he has rapidly dropped that behavior but will occasionally revert. He will continue to need work on that. Right now, he is most likely to demand bark for objects from the other dog, we remove the object. We bring Dallas to youth sporting events, and he does well there, but we are mindful to not let it go too long, so we don’t have boredom behaviors. He is mindful of our 13-year-old son, but Able is very dog savvy and a very firm handler. I would not expect most kids to be able to play games and walk Dallas without adult guidance. Not that Dallas is bad, but he is strong and still occasionally trying teenage behaviors such as mouthing, jumping and lunging. Again, all of this has become very infrequent within the short time he has been with us, but if not minded it could easily become problem behaviors. Dallas was very interested in our sheep and chickens that were behind fences. I saw typical playful CLD behavior towards the sheep, ie getting in their faces and feeling confident with exposure and training he would be mindful of them. He was really interested in the chickens, but then got inadvertently shocked by the electric fence and promptly lost all interest. I didn’t bring him into their enclosure after that but am sure that he could easily learn to be respectful of chickens with proper training. Overall, Dallas is an absolute love, a total goof ball who just wants to be an active member of your family. He is very sensitive to change and would do best with a stable household situation where he gets lots of snuggles, play time and exercise. He really loves dogs, not to the extent that he ignores his handler on walks but would like to live with one or at least spend a good deal of time with one. Because of his size, age, and breed characteristics I would make sure he has a firm handler who can continue to help him develop good manners. Dallas is very eager to do the right thing and have a family of his own. If you are interested in adopting, please click at the link below: CRNE Adoption Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1rjvYvkyGRug-gnCPcHFB49ksrZlQNlYQddGnkoVvNNA/viewform?fbclid=IwAR1Z3LWcB1HW2pncs-N64t1xdlD6Fm9P137xk6MErsLOE4ObXQ9erCAk-nM&edit_requested=true Once your application has been received and reviewed, you will be contacted via email or phone by one of our volunteers. After your application is approved, the foster parent for the dog you have selected will contact you to answer any questions you may have and determine if that dog is a good match for your family. If you have no particular dog in mind, we will be happy to keep your application on file and notify you if the right dog should come into rescue. Catahoula Rescue of New England is an all-volunteer group. Dogs in our program are fostered by volunteers. The foster homes care for our dogs as if they were their own. All dogs have received vaccinations appropriate to age and are spayed or neutered. Dallas’ adoption donation is $450 which includes Rabies, DHLPP, Bordetella, fecal test, heartworm test, is on preventative, microchip and neuter depending on age at time of adoption. If the dog is too young for a spay/neuter, then they will be adopted with a spay/neuter contract and deposit. We do not have a physical shelter; all our dogs are fostered in individual foster homes across the New England and Canada.

Ginger - RI Breed: Catahoula Leopard Dog Mix Age: 2 years old +/- Weight: 60 lbs Medical: Up-To Up-To-Date on Vaccinations, microchipped, Spayed Cat Friendly: No Dog Friendly: Yes Kid Friendly: No House Trained: Yes Crate Trained: Yes Location: Rhode Island Ginger is a sweet, young Catahoula Leopard mix (maybe black lab) who is looking for her forever home! At just about 60lbs she is the perfect size and loves to crawl in your lap. Ginger has been nothing but a wonderful guest in our home and has learned the routine here quickly. She is house trained and mostly crate trained, sleeps well by herself or with others, and nondestructive when left alone. Ginger has done amazing with all the other dogs in the home, both females and males ranging from 65lbs to 105lbs. Ginger loves toys of all kinds and can stay busy by herself, but she does love a good game of fetch or tug with humans and other dogs. Ginger is very eager to please and is treat/food motivated. She knows basic commands and is well mannered on leash, until that squirrel goes by! She brushes off most triggers in seconds and continues on her way. Ginger loves riding in the car and is very calm when opening the door to get her out. She does a perfect sit in many situations. Ginger does love to bark at all things and is hesitant of strangers. Ginger would do best in a home without children and even though she is dog friendly, she would strive in a home where she can get all of the attention and go on adventures. Ginger will need daily mental stimulation and physical exercise. Ginger does have trust issues with men but quickly comes around with calm and confident interactions and of course, time. Once she opens up Ginger is very loving and will take all the rubs and treats you are willing to give her! If you are interested in adopting Ginger, please click at the link below CRNE Adoption Application: https://docs.google.com/.../1rjvYvkyGRug.../viewform... Once your application has been received and reviewed, you will be contacted via email or phone by one of our volunteers. After your application is approved, the foster parent for the dog you have selected will contact you to answer any questions you may have and determine if that dog is a good match for your family. If you have no particular dog in mind, we will be happy to keep your application on file and notify you if the right dog should come into rescue. Catahoula Rescue of New England is an all-volunteer group. Dogs in our program are fostered by volunteers. The foster homes care for our dogs as if they were their own. All dogs have received vaccinations appropriate to age and are spayed or neutered. Ginger’s adoption donation is $450 which includes Rabies, DHLPP, Bordetella, fecal test, heartworm test, is on preventative, microchip and neuter depending on age at time of adoption. If the dog is too young for a spay/neuter then they will be adopted with a spay/neuter contract and deposit. We do not have a physical shelter; all our dogs are fostered in individual foster homes across the New England and Canada.