Adopt a Cairn Terrier / Yorkshire Terrier Yorkie / Mixed (short coat)

Koby is a Cairn Terrier/Yorki mix born 6/17/17. He is very much the puppy and loves to play with the other dogs, with you or the toys. Koby is so very loving and loves to give kisses. We love his brindle coloring it is so very different for his breed. Koby is potty pad trained in the house but knows how to use the doggie door and prefers to go outside to do his business. He is very intelligent and knows the word NO and stops what he is doing, he is also very sensitive to being yelled at. He gets along with all of the other dogs and loves to clean the cat or play with it. This little guy would need another dog to play within his new home and to keep him company while you are away. Koby is crated trained and will go to his crate when he is tired throughout the day. Koby enjoys his toys and chew on his Hoove when it is quiet time, don't forget to give him his Hoove when he goes to bed. Koby is just waiting to get neutered so he can be fostered to adopt until that happens and then he will be ready to be your new family member.

SECURE FENCING REQUIRED FOR ALL OF OUR RESCUED DOGS.

For more information call (925) 473-4642.

If you are considering adopting a dog through HALO Here are some helpful hints:

Bring pictures of your yard to show secure fencing. Most of our dogs require a 6 foot fenced yard. Yards must be cleared of any fox tail weeds. The adoption donation is cash or check.

We will adopt out to Contra Costa County residences only so that we may follow up on the dogs well-being to make sure that they are happy and thriving.

We do adopt small dogs to apartments or condo and need to see pictures of the patio or balcony area. If you rent, please bring copy of your lease to show you can have pets and any size restrictions.

We do not adopt to homes with children under the age of five (5) unless we know the history of the dog with young children. All Children MUST be present at adoption. If you own a dog and are looking for a friend please bring your dog with you so that they can be introduced to make sure that they will get along.