a301865
Was Killed on Mar 8, 2018
a301865
Breed: Shepherd (mix breed)
Profile: Large size senior male
I am a male, tan Mixed breed. I weighed 66LBS at intake.
The shelter staff thinks I am about 6 years old.
I am Heartworm Positive. (Easily Treated!)

Intake Date: Feb 01, 2018

Available:    Feb 05, 2018

Intake Type: Stray/Field

***PRIORITY***

***CRITICAL List***

Added to the Urgent/Critical List on 2/12/18

A MAS volunteer who spent time with me said I was a calm dog that was affectionate and attentive. I walked nicely on the leash and happily took treats when offered. He thought I had the perfect personality for a large dog - calm and friendly. - #A301865


I was told that this dog either likes you or he doesn't. He liked me and I gave him a good write up. He was very calm, friendly and affectionate. Big and strong, yet laid back - the perfect personality for a big dog. As I said though, he got after some of the staff and advanced himself into the Urgent List. - Shelter Volunteer DR


***NO VACANCY***

MAS is full. There is no more kennel space!!!



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Breed information is not provided by this shelter. MAS hopes eliminating breed labels will increase the number of animals adopted by eliminating 'breed discrimination.' When entering information on this website the 'Breed:' field is required. All breed information I enter is an educated guess solely based on a photo of the dog.

I try to keep this information as vague as possible, usually entering by group instead of a super specific breed. Why? Almost all of the dogs at MAS are mixed breeds. Being super specific is not going to accurately represent their personality and it would be virtually impossible to do. There are 20+ specific types in the terrier breed group alone, ranging from the tiny Norfolk Terrier to the larger Staffordshire Bull Terrier (which is often lazily labeled a pit bull). Pit bull is actually the name given to types of dogs having certain similar features. See super complicated.

My advice? If you fall in love with a face, go to the shelter and visit with the dog. Ask the staff and volunteers questions. See if their personalities mesh with you and your lifestyle. If the picture you've fallen in love with doesn't fit? Ask if there is a dog whose personality does. Mixed dogs are so much more than the breed they kind of look like.

Remember that you furbaby's adoption fee includes spay/neuter, microchip, vaccines, heartworm test, collar, leash, and a customized ID tag.