Scooby-Doo, where are you⁉️ I'm right here, at HAHS, trying to solve the biggest mystery of all 🐶🔍Finding out what lucky hooman will be the Shaggy to my Scoob!
Hi! I'm SCOOBY - DOO!!
I was recently surrendered to the shelter due to my previous family's living arrangements drastically changing, which has resulted in having to find a new family to love me just as much as they did. My shelter family is doing their best to make me feel safe and loved during my stay, but a shelter is never quite like home, and that's all a pup could ever want.
Much like the famous pup whose name I share, I'm a bit of a scardy cat...errm dog, I mean! I can be a bit timid with strangers at first, but with some kind words, patience, and lots of yummy Scooby Snacks, I'll start to open up and show you just how wonderful of a pup I am! Once I start to feel comfortable with you, I want nothing more than to sit by your side, or ontop of you and get all the lovins in the world. I've even been known to let myself melt into your chest for extra warm snuggly cuddles, which I've been told make everyone feel better. My shelter family says I'm just a big baby who needs someone to love and cherish me with all their heart and to never let me go, and that sounds amazing to me!
Ideal Home
I did live with other pups in my previous home, so I may be open to having another calm k-9 companion to keep me company and teach me how to be a brave confident boy. I have not been around any 2 legged friends, but my shelter family feels a home with older kiddos 12+ who are able to understand and respect my boundaries would be best. As always a meet and greet is required if you have other pups or kiddos in your home to be sure we can all be the best of friends!
Ongoing Health
No health information provided.
Training & Support
I can be a bit timid with strangers at first, but with some kind words, patience, and lots of yummy Scooby Snacks, I'll start to open up.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Scooby is at HAHS. He can be transported within a 3-hour radius of the shelter.
