Marsh

What do you do with a boy named Marsh? It's a serious question. Marsh is a very young, very, very big boy, weighing over 100lbs. He's also untrained, which means if he jumps on you, you'll definitely feel it, but he's also incredibly sweet. Marsh came to us from an abandonment situation with two other dogs, one of whom was injured. While we don't know who started the scuffle, Marsh has battle scars on his head. Because we aren't completely sure if he was the instigator, Marsh must be the only animal in the home. We're also going to say no to children because he is so big; even when he's just playing, his size can be overwhelming. We've posted Marsh a couple of other times and have unfortunately received a lot of negativity. We're tired and not looking for criticism; we are looking for a loving solution for Marsh. We don't create these situations, but we do our very best to solve them with love. Marsh needs, and deserves, a soft place to land. He's so worth it.

Ideal Home

Marsh needs to be the only animal in the home and we are also recommending no children due to his size.

Ongoing Health

Marsh has battle scars on his head, but no other health conditions are noted.

Training & Support

Marsh is currently untrained. He is very large, so he will need a patient adopter who can help him learn basic commands and leash manners.

Application Details:

• Applications to adopt Marsh start by contacting us through Wags.

Transporation

Marsh is located at the Humane Society of Richland County in Mansfield, OH. Transport may be available to approved adopters.