Adopt a Brittany (medium coat)

Dylan is a special boy.  He is lovable and easy going.  We’re not sure about his previous life because he was found as a stray. 

It took several days for Dylan to decide he wanted to be part of the family; but once he came in the house, he changed!  He became affectionate and playful.  He is completely engaged and he loves being the center of attention and the life of any party or gathering.  At age 2, he still has many puppy-like attributes.  He’s a bit of a goof ball.

Dylan has been going to daycare with his two foster sisters.  He is independent but also loves to run around in a pack.  He’s met several new friends at daycare, his motto is the more the merrier!  Dylan must have another dog in his new home as he loves to play rough and becomes quite vocal.  He loves everyone (kids) and every dog; so big, small (CATS UNKNOWN) or in between, Dylan loves the companionship as he is Mr. Social. 

Dylan loves the outdoors and going on walks.  His harness is a must for walks because at 50 pounds, he is strong and wants to sniff everything.  He enjoys long walks around the park and all through the neighborhood.  When Dylan is at home, he likes to sit out on the patio and roam around the backyard.  He is a big, strong boy, so a large yard with as 6ft physical fence will be required.  When he’s inside he’s always hanging with the family; the more snuggling the better for this guy.   He absolutely loves belly rubs.

Please apply today if you or your family is active, have another dog, and can provide entertainment for our social butterfly.  Dylan is healthy, UTD on all vaccinations, heart worm negative, (on preventative), neutered, and micro chipped.  His adoption fee will be $375 to offset his vetting and to allow NBRAN to rescue more of these wonderful family members.  Please complete the on-line application by visiting www.NBRAN.org.  Dylan is eligible for our canine railroad and can be transported up to 1400 miles at no additional charge with the adopter driving the last 100 miles.

Once the application has been completed, you will be contacted by your state coordinator.  A phone interview, home visit, and vet check will be required as part of the approval process.