Hank
Mixed Breed, Labrador Retriever
Hank
Mixed Breed, Labrador Retriever
Price not listed
Social Tees Animal Rescue Foundation
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A little about them
Hank is a sweet, sensitive 2-year-old, 62-pound Hound/Lab mix who is looking for a patient home outside the city. He is a gentle, loving dog who adores other dogs, enjoys open green spaces, and gives wonderful snuggles. He is shy and easily spooked, but with time and trust, his affectionate personality shines through.
Ideal Home
- A suburban or rural home outside the city
- A home with another dog or dogs
- Patient adopters who can give him time to adjust to new people and places
- Older children who can be especially gentle may be considered
- He is good with cats and other dogs
Ongoing Health
Hank is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on DHPP, Bordetella, and rabies vaccines. He was treated with dewormer upon intake. Prozac has helped reduce his fear, though he is still learning and can be anxious in unfamiliar situations.
Training & Support
Hank is potty trained, quiet, respectful of household belongings, and comfortable being left home alone. He is comfortable in his crate, has good leash manners, and offers calm greetings. He enjoys daily exercise, socialization, and mental enrichment. He may take time to warm up to unfamiliar people and is easily startled by loud or busy environments.
Application Details
- Hank is eligible for the foster-to-adopt program.
- Applications start by contacting his provider through Wags.
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Hank needs a home outside the city, ideally in a suburban or rural setting, with another dog or dogs. He will do best with patient adopters who can give him time to adjust.
Yes. He adores other dogs, has been a wonderful uncle to foster puppies, and is good with cats.
Yes. He is fine home alone and does not exhibit destructive behavior when left.
Older children who can be especially gentle may be a possibility because Hank is shy and easily startled.