Dogs Day Out

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The new “Dogs Day Out” program is a great way to spend the day with a shelter dog. If you have wanted to volunteer or foster and you don’t have the time, this is for you. One afternoon out of your day to make a shelter dog so happy is all it takes. This program means you can take a dog out for the day to spoil it, take to the dog park, take for a walk or just take home and love it for the day. This program is great for those that live in an apartment and cant have a dog or maybe you just don’t have the time to have a dog of your own.

The dogs that will be available for this program will be those that are over 4 months old that have been fully vaccinated. If you have animals and are taking the dog to your house we will require that your animals are spayed/neutered and up to date on shots.

Dogs will be able to leave by 7am and will need to be returned to the shelter by 6pm. There is a short form that will need to be completed https://form.jotform.com/92536236520959 before you are able to participate. Also you will need to be over the age of 18.

Bear

This is Bear. He was surrendered to us after someone had gotten him out of a bad situation and brought him in here to us 4 days later when they realized he wasn't the right dog for them. Apparently in his original living environment he lived tied up outside to a chain 24/7. He is not housebroken - he is not leash trained. He is a Shiba Inu/Corgi mix and does not have the best disposition with strangers. He acts like he wants to be your friend but you have to be cautious because he will change his mind. He NEEDS an experienced Shiba adopter who understands their quirks. They are basically a one owner dog and they do not rehome well - so his new owner will have to be patient. Upon arrival to us he had no shots, was not neutered, was not current on anything at all. We are working on getting all of that rectified. The person who surrendered him said he was good with the other dogs, good with cats and ok with the kids. We would seriously question the OK with kids aspect of that information. If you are experienced with the breed, and have room in your home for this guy, please fill out an adoption application on our website at www.patriotsforpets.com and then come visit him and see if he will take to you.

Bear