Meet Cooper!

Who knew so much fun, energy and love could be contained in one black and rust Doberman boy? This guy, born around June 2006, is still a big puppy and is eager to find an active forever home. Cooper is full of enthusiasm and play and he is a serious clown. He is ready to go, go, go at any time. Life is one big opportunity for fun and Cooper lives each moment to the fullest. From his wiggling behind to his sparkling, mischievous eyes to his flying play bows, he is ever the entertainer. Amazing!

Cooper was a very thin and dirty stray, but he has blossomed with food and love. But it’s obvious he hasn’t had much, if any, obedience training until now and he will definitely need more. He is bright and eager to learn (in fact, he considers it all a game) as long as it means he is with you. He loves walks, adores playing fetch (likes to carry a ball all around the house) and could be a fun running partner. He’s just such a happy boy! Hand-in-hand with his exuberant puppy behavior is a propensity for getting into everything. But we have found that when you leave out several toys to entertain him, he stays out of trouble.  To be on the safe side, we recommend that you crate him when you’re not home until he learns the rules of your household.  He sleeps through the night without a peep (a real blessing) and when he sleeps in his foster parents’ bedroom, he happily settles on his blanket and snoozes all night.

Cooper is housebroken, vaccinated, heartworm negative and neutered. He is good with cats and medium/large female dogs. In fact, because of his energy level, we strongly recommend that he go to a home with a playful female canine partner. Because of his exuberance and his larger size we recommend that any children in his forever home be eight years or older. This Dobie boy is so ready to find his forever home. Are you an active household? Are you ready to open your heart to this goofy, fun-loving boy and have that love returned to you ten-fold? Then Cooper may be your boy. Cooper is being fostered in Durham, NC.

Meet Sallie!

Sallie was born in June, 2004 and weighs about 65-70 pounds. She is a smart, active girl with all the grace and agility of a deer. She loves people and will do almost anything to please. Sallie is especially good at keeping her yard squirrel-free! She has some basic obedience training and learns new things very quickly. Sallie would make a great competition dog for obedience, agility or flyball. She's no couch potato and would fit best with a person or family who will keep her mind and body exercised. Sallie is not very fond of other dogs (she wants all the attention for herself), but she might get along with a large, calm male dog. Sallie is being fostered in Rocky Mount, NC.