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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-09-25-00557Kaleo (male)
Kaleo is a 2yr old neutered male Chihuahua / Jack Russell mix. He weighs 10 lbs. He might be Jalissa's puppy. Kaleo, Jalissa and Kanido were surrendered to an animal shelter when their owner fell on hard times. Kaleo is a fun and out-going guy. He is ready to play . He will be a great buddy who is willing to do everything with you. He has a great temperament and a wonderful energy level. This little guy is ready to join his forever family. He is great with children and other dogs. He is up to date on shots and wormed. He is already neutered. The adoption fee is $125. If interested in meeting this cutie, please email ... (Read More)heritagefarms08@gmail.com or call the foster at 419-591-6621 . When emailing please include information about you and your family including other pets. (Less) Heritage Farms Animal Rescue Henry County Liberty Center, OH 43532 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-09-25-00552Jalissa (female)
Jalissa is a 5yr old spayed female Chihuahua/ Jack Russel mix. She weighs 8 lbs. Jalissa , Kaleo and Kanido were surrendered to an animal shelter after their owner fell on hard times. We pulled all three of them from the shelter and have set out to find them perfect forever homes. Jalissa is a sweet girl who loves to snuggle in deep fluffy blankets. She is very social and lives to be a lap dog. She will happily go with you on walks or car rides. You can tell she was loved in her old home and she just wants to feel safe and loved again. She is great with children and other dogs. She seems house trained. She is up to date on shots and wormed. ... (Read More)She is already spayed. The adoption fee is $125. If interested in meeting this cutie, please email heritagefarms08@gmail.com or call the foster at 419-591-6621 . When emailing please include information about you and your family including other pets. (Less) Heritage Farms Animal Rescue Henry County Liberty Center, OH 43532 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-09-22-00311Jax (male)
Meet Jax! This gentleman who is only around 8 years old came to the shelter as a stray and found his way to Paw Patrol Dayton Rescue. Jax is full of character and is working hard with his foster dad to learn manners. They say, can't teach an old dog new tricks but Jax is proving us wrong every day! Jax had to have some dental work done and was left without teeth but he can still eat!! He LOVES his canned food! Jax is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped! Jax is available for adoption at www.pawpatroldayton.com and his Adoption fee is $150 Paw Patrol Dayton Montgomery County Kettering, OH MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-09-14-00168Stan Lee (male) Stan Lee is a 10 year old Jack Russell we were recently able to pull from the county shelter. He is a very friendly and happy little guy, but he is definitely afraid of storms. He doesn't mind being held and he walks well on a leash. Stan Lee's adoption fee is $125. If you would like to adopt Stan Lee please go to www.pawpatroldayton.com/adoptable-dogs Adoption fee: $125 Paw Patrol Dayton Montgomery County Kettering, OH MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-08-09-00076Spud (male)
Spud is a very lovable dog , in the last year has been diagnosed with nerve issues in his back . No longer able to be around small children , he does fine with other small dogs. He is not getting the attention he deserves. He is neutered and house and crate trained. His ears are always like shown in picture . Loves walks and likes to play. Very sweet dog needs someone to love and spend time with him. Union County MARYSVILLE, OH MAP IT!
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 | Animal ID: Buster & BanditBuster & Bandit (male)
Remember when you were a kid and you would beg your parents to let you get a puppy? 'I will take care of him!' you promised, daydreaming about you and your fluffy friend romping in the yard. Going for adventurous walks, showing and teaching him about this big, beautiful world. Proudly showing him off to all your friends. Keeping his bowl full of delicious kibble and laughing when he dunked his nose in the water dish. Washing his soft fur and brushing it gently afterwards. Cuddling up next to him at night, your tiny arm around him as you both drifted off into sleep. After months of begging, one year it would be THE Christmas. You'd walk ... (Read More)downstairs early morning, before the sun had reached the horizon. You'd pull the ribbon on a brightly colored package and the top of the box would pop off, and out would bound that little puppy you'd been wishing and praying for. He'd lick you right in the face, and from that moment on, you'd be friends for life. And you'd keep that promise to care for him always. When Buster (the little black long-haired Chihuahua) and Bandit (the Jack Russell Terrier) met their children for the first time, they probably imagined a lifetime of love, too. They wanted to kiss their faces, snuggle in their arms. Learn and grow together. They trusted their children to take care of them. To provide a safe and happy home for them. But there were no snuggles and kisses. No warm or loving touch. Instead, Buster and Bandit were met with cruelty and violence. These children found amusement in harming their pets. They thrashed them with sticks. They pelted them with rocks. The smacked and punched them. They laughed and VIDEOTAPED their actions, proud of the fear and terror in their little dogs' faces. Finding joy in their suffering. For HALF A DECADE these dogs lived this nightmare. Every day. No escape. No adult, apparently, to tell these children no. With little else to cling to and nowhere to hide or get away from their abusers, Buster and Bandit relied on one another and found comfort only there. They bonded strongly and their love for each other helped them get through 5 years of abuse.They were never able to relax in their home because when the kids got bored, or angry, they took it out on Buster and Bandit, and recorded it so they could relive it later. Until one day, someone (a hero) stepped in after seeing this documented atrocity and reported it. Adopt a Pit (also heroes) stepped up to get these poor boys into a foster home immediately and away from their captors. This is where you come in. Yes, you, or someone you know who fits this bill: overflowing with kindness, patience, love, and a desire to help the voiceless. A desire to change the lives of two very special dogs. Do you have a quiet, peaceful home where there's a bit of room on the couch for a pudgy little Chihuahua (13lbs) and his Jack Russell brother (17lbs)? They won't take up much space, and they will warm up a spot for you. Can you show them that sticks are not for hitting but for playing fetch or throwing into a warm, crackling fire on a cold winter night? That rocks aren't for bruising but are for crunching under your feet as you walk up a gravel driveway after a nice, relaxing walk on a crisp autumn afternoon? Can you show them that a camera isn't for documenting and reveling in pain, but to preserve photos of those you love. To take silly dog selfies. Do you know kindness? Do you know how to show it and spread it? Because Buster and Bandit have known little, and they crave and deserve it. They are eager to please and rejoice in praise and gentle pets and sweet strokes once you have earned their trust. Their favorite place is on the couch, together, with you, snuggling. They rely on one another for confidence. After all, they were there for one another when nobody else was, so they are a package deal. They may be best as only dogs, but could enjoy the company of a low-key, older, submissive canine friend. They would do very well with a fun and purring feline friend. They warm up to women quickly, but men may take a bit longer, but compassion knows no gender. Children, for obvious reasons, are very terrifying to the boys and they should not be expected to overcome that. Buster and Bandit are both housebroken, and crate trained. They like to be near one another at all times, so they enjoy the closeness and security of being crated together. Bandit has a slight limp due to abuse and past trauma, but it's all healed up but for a bit of arthritis in his knee. As we move into the holiday season (it's close, we know) let's give Buster and Bandit a REAL Christmas morning. The one where you open up your door and home to two teensy canine brothers, and your face is greeted with licks and kisses and snuggles. (Less) Adopt a Pit Rescue Montgomery County Dayton, OH MAP IT!
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| PIease Read Before Adopting a Jack Russell in Ohio | |||||||||
Jack Russell Dogs can make good pets in Ohio if they match your IifestyIe. The Jack Russell Terrier is a witty, highly intelligent and trainable working dog. Jack Russells are cheeky, entertaining pets. Jack Russells do well with considerate children but do not like to be teased. Jack Russells need a dominant owner experienced in firm obedience training. The Jack Russell Terrier has strong hunting instincts and should not be trusted with small animals. This scrappy Terrier may fight with dogs with which he is not socialized from an early age. Jack Russells can live in an apartment but need plenty of exercise and do best with a yard. Jack Russells can climb and dig under fences, and need to be kept on a leash when walking.
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