I've found my furever family!

Hi! My Name Is Ford

We're happy to tell you that Ford has a new furever home.
Please visit our Available Dogs Page to see the pups currently available.

**Ford is a member of our Lonely Hearts Club - this means he has been at the shelter for over 30 days and his adoption fee is discounted. Stop by to meet Ford today and give him a second chance at a forever home!**

Meet Ford, our tough new addition to the shelter!

Get ready to take Ford off-road! This rugged 7 years old neutered male, German Shorthair Pointer is built for adventure and loves nothing more than exploring the great outdoors.  Don't let his age fool you - this boy is built tough and has all the energy of a much younger pup! 

Ford was found as a stray and was unfortunately never claimed by his owners. This means that we don't know much about his past, including how he is with other animals. He has met our office cats and has never seemed to mind them much. He's also met quite a few kids during his stay here, and has always done great with them. On his doggy-day-out, Ford absolutely loved when kids would come up to him and give him love.

Since Ford was a stray, we can't tell for sure where he came from, but it seems like he may be used to the outdoor life. As previously mentioned, he's always happiest when he gets the chance to play in our yard. He is not yet fully housebroken, so his future owner will need to work on his training if they want him to be an indoor dog. He also doesn't seem to respond to basic commands. One thing to know about Ford is that, other than being outside, his favorite thing is soft toys! No stuffed animal is safe around this boy, and he will gleefully chew the stuffing out of his toys at the first opportunity.

After his  pit stop at the shelter, Ford is ready to get back on the road! He has received his first round of vaccinations, and is looking for a new family to call his own. If you think Ford could be the pooch for you, stop by the shelter today!

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