Adopt a Chow Chow / Mixed
Rudie the Dog needs a home
Rudie is the most loving, vibrant senior pooch with the kindest eyes! His soulful spirit brings joy to everyone he meets, and he can't wait to meet his forever family! He truly deserves to spend his golden years being adored! This well-mannered, docile pooch is such a wonderful companion! He is house trained, never barks, and is a dream on leash! His current foster says she never crates him as he's just the most well-behaved fella. Rudie really enjoys being outside and does his best to make sure all the squirrels are chased away. Age is really no matter for this playful pooch. Friendly is an absolute understatement when you're describing Rudie. He would be a marvelous addition to just about any home structure. He adores other dogs and is the best big brother to them! He's hilarious around cats, as his advanced years don't stop him from a good game of chase. No worries, he doesn't have a mean bone in his body, and would just want to snuggle them if he ever actually caught them! Rudie is the biggest fan of his people! From the kids to the grownups, he is exploding with sweetness! He has really never met a human he didn't want to be best pals with. Once he gets to know you, he is the king of affection. He loves a good belly rub, and is the cutest shadow following you around the house. Rudie is truly one of a kind with the absolute kindest, biggest heart. He's looking for his perfect forever home to live out his retirement days surrounded by love. His ideal home would have a yard as he thrives when he's outside soaking up the fresh air and sunshine. Come meet Rudie! He promises to fill your life with joy!
- Animal: Dog
- Breed:
Chow Chow / Mixed
- Size: X-Large
- Gender: Male
- State: Texas
- Zip/Postal Code: 78703
As of 11/22/2024 Rudie is still available for adoption. Please use the owner information below to confirm that Rudie is still available or to adopt. Don't forget to check the other animal shelters near me there are many other pets needing a fur-ever home.
