Eddie Everett is the perfect blend of playful pup and cuddle companion! He loves to romp and play with his dog friends, but he's just as happy to snuggle up in your lap and enjoy the show. If you're looking for a loyal sidekick for all your adventures, Eddie is ready to be your best friend. He's a young rescue puppy, and while his breed mix is a guess (possibly pittie/boxer), his adaptable personality and affectionate nature make him a wonderful addition to almost any home. Eddie is currently in a foster home where he's learning valuable skills like house manners and crate training.
Ideal Home
Eddie would thrive in a home that appreciates his playful spirit and his desire for cuddles. He's social with other dogs and people, making him a versatile companion.
Ongoing Health
Eddie is a young rescue puppy and has received all age-appropriate vetting, including vaccinations, deworming, and flea and heartworm prevention.
Training & Support
Eddie is currently working on house manners and crate training in his foster home. He's a quick learner and eager to please, which will help him succeed as he grows into a confident and well-rounded dog.
Application Details:
- Applications to adopt Eddie start by contacting us through Wags.
- We facilitate adoptions nationwide with our USDA-certified transport system.
- An adoption fee of $1000 applies, which includes all vetting, transport, a Martingale collar, and a health certificate.
- A $87 surcharge applies due to rising transportation costs.
- We offer extensive behavioral testing and information from our trainers.
- Adopters receive special perks including discounts on DNA tests, pet insurance, dog training sessions, and more.
Transporation
Eddie is currently in Texas and can be transported to various drop-off locations across the US and Canada. Specific locations include WA, UT, OR, ID, VA, PA, OH, NY, CT, VT, TN, KY, WI, MN, IL, WI, and Canada (with pick-up options in Bellingham, WA, Buffalo, NY, or Brattleboro, VT). You will be able to track your pet's journey in real time.
