Palmer
Border Collie
Palmer
Border Collie
Price not listed
Animal A.I.D. of MS
At a glance
A little about them
Meet Palmer, a handsome 2½-year-old Border Collie mix weighing 62 pounds. He is smart, athletic, playful, and happiest when active, fetching balls, playing with toys, and engaging with his people. Palmer is patiently waiting for his forever home while healing from a significant abrasion to his foot.
Palmer loves leash walks, though his exuberance can sometimes be overwhelming. With consistency, regular walks, positive reinforcement, and clear guidance, he can continue developing into a wonderful walking companion. He is loyal, affectionate, and ready to be an adventure buddy and devoted best friend.
Ideal Home
Palmer would do best in an adult-only household familiar with the needs of a driven, intelligent dog. He will thrive with structure, exercise, affection, and inclusion in his family’s daily routine.
Ongoing Health
Palmer is healing from a significant abrasion to his foot.
Training & Support
- House trained
- Knows “sit” and “wait”
- Responds well to positive reinforcement and encouragement
- Loves leash walks, fetching, and playing with toys
Application Details
- Virtual meet-and-greets are completed before adoption.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Palmer is seeking an approved adopter in an adult-only household.
Transportation
Transport is available for an additional fee to approved adopters in the Northeast.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
Transport available for an additional fee to approved adopters in the Northeast
Common questions
Palmer would do best in an adult-only household that understands the needs of a driven, intelligent dog and can provide structure, exercise, affection, and clear guidance.
Palmer is house trained and knows the “sit” and “wait” commands. He responds well to positive reinforcement and encouragement.
Yes. Transport is available for an additional fee to approved adopters in the Northeast.
Palmer is healing from a significant abrasion to his foot.
