George is a lovable, playful, energetic Rottweiler puppy who loves people, children, cats, and other dogs. After surviving a serious car accident that caused lung damage and two severe jaw breaks, he is now muzzle-free and fully healed without further restrictions or complications.

George enjoys outdoor time and would thrive with an active adopter, ideally in a home with a backyard. He may jump when excited but settles with reminders and affection. He may also steal tasty food from counters if given the opportunity.

Ideal Home

• An experienced power-breed home
• A loving, active family ready for a playful puppy
• A backyard would be ideal, though outdoor adventures with his adopter could also suit him
• George is reported to do well with dogs, cats, children, and men
• Feed George in his crate for his lifetime to manage mild food-resource guarding around other dogs; his foster home reports improvement

Ongoing Health

George was born November 10, 2025. He joined Mattie's Place at an unhealthy weight and is catching up. His weight was recorded as 59 pounds on July 5, and his adult weight may reach approximately 80 pounds as he continues growing.

He is fully healed from his accident and is otherwise medically up to date. His $875 adoption fee includes vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick prevention, a nose-to-tail health exam, and any needed dental or additional surgical care.

Training & Support

George is house-trained. He is affectionate, playful, energetic, and loves meeting people. He allows his bowl and toys to be taken without issue, though he may guard food at times. His adoption package includes food, toys, a leash and collar, a seasonal winter coat, poop bags, dishes, and 30 days of Trupanion pet insurance with immediate coverage for new, non-pre-existing illness or injury.

Application Details

• The adoption fee is $875.
• George's neuter will be completed at Mattie's Place's cost under a non-negotiable adoption contract with a neuter clause and a date provided for August 2026.
• Applicants should be prepared to manage his lifetime crate-feeding routine and have experience with power breeds.
• Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.

Transportation

No specific transportation options are listed.