Maximus
Mixed Breed
$300
Adoption fee · Animal Aid Society
$300
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A little about them
Maximus is a deeply loving, affectionate seven-year-old dog who has spent years waiting for a safe, quiet home. He adores snuggling, enjoys peaceful woodland walks, and loves solving treat puzzles. Max is clever, loyal, funny, housetrained, and weighs 70 pounds.
Ideal Home
Max needs a quiet adult home where he can be the only pet, with predictable days and people he trusts. He startles easily and can feel overwhelmed by crowded trails, busy neighborhoods, bicycles, joggers, and strollers. A securely fenced yard will help him feel comfortable when the world outside feels too busy.
Ongoing Health
Max is described as healthy and is spayed/neutered. No medical conditions or health test results are stated.
Training & Support
Max has made extraordinary progress with a force-free trainer and Animal Aid Society volunteers. His adopter will be supported in continuing to work with the trainer Max already knows and trusts. He is housetrained and enjoys enrichment such as treat puzzles.
Application Details
- Max is looking for an adult-only home where he will be the only pet.
- Adopters should live within Animal Aid Society’s 40-mile adoption radius to support post-adoption follow-ups.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Meet Max at Animal Aid Society, 80 Butler Farm Road, Hampton, VA, any day from 9 a.m. to noon, including weekends and holidays.
- The adoption fee is $300.
Transportation
No transportation options are stated.
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Max needs a quiet adult home where he can be the only pet, with predictable days, patient people, and a securely fenced yard.
Max startles easily and can feel overwhelmed by crowded trails, busy neighborhoods, bicycles, joggers, and strollers.
Max has worked with a force-free trainer and volunteers, and his adopter will be helped to continue working with the trainer Max already knows and trusts.
Max can be met at Animal Aid Society, 80 Butler Farm Road in Hampton, Virginia, every day from 9 a.m. to noon, including weekends and holidays.
Max's adoption fee is $300.