Friday's Friend! Dog Adoption, Homeless Animals Rescue Team (HART)

 

Photo: Homeless Animals Rescue Team/HART, Dirty Paws Photography
Creative: from The Dog's Paw!

Woofs! Happy Friday, my friends! Are you looking to find the bestest friend you could ever find? Barks? My friends at Homeless Animals Rescue Team (HART) brought by a fella named Marschall who is looking for his "Forever Home!" with humans to love who will love him too! Barks!

Marschall is around 4-years-old, a Pitbull mix, medium-size, is friendly with some dogs and with mini-humans! He is NOT cat-friendly! Woofs. 

Are you looking for your one-and-only, dog that is? Looking for a cuddle buy who pawsitively loves zoomies and going for hikes? BARKS! How about going to the winery or brewery or the local dog-friendly restuarant, Marschall would be up for that! That all would be fun with this fella. 

Barkingly, he is house- and crate-trained, non reactive, a pawlite houseguest. He walks pawsome on a leash with a head harness. 

Barking, due to poor pawlay skills, Marschall should be your one-and-only-dog-that-is! He is not agressive toward other dogs but prefers the calmer/well balanced dogs. Paws, he does well on pack walks with reactive dogs. 

Marschall has brought so much joy to his foster family and those who have met him. 

If you have questions about Marschall, pawlease contact Eric F.

Barkingly, to learn about adopting a dog from the Homeless Animals Rescue Team (HART), pawlease review their Adoption Guide.

Woofs, if you would like to meet Marschall, or pawssibly adopt him, pawlease complete the Homeless Animals Rescue Team (HART) Dog Adoption Application. 

Unable to adopt? Woofs, how about supporting Marschall financially? Donations will assist with his care. Any extra funds will be used to assist other dogs at Homeless Animals Rescue Team (HART). Interested? Pawlease donate HERE! Donations are tax-deductible as permitted by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

Pawlease note: "Friday's Friends!" dogs and cats profiles are based on experience by volunteers at the dog or cat’s rescue/shelter.

Photo: Homeless Animals Rescue Team/HART, Dirty Paws Photography
Creative: from The Dog's Paw!