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A little about them
Meet Tigger, a bouncy, joyful, energetic boy ready for his forever home! Born approximately September 16, 2025, he is curious, playful, food-motivated, and eager to learn. Tigger arrived with his sister, Matcha, and loves sharing his enthusiasm with people and other dogs.
Ideal Home
Tigger does wonderfully with dogs of all sizes and has been very good with cats. He would thrive with an active, loving family prepared for puppy energy, playtime, zoomies, and continued training. His compatibility with children has not been established.
Ongoing Health
His adoption fee includes age-appropriate vaccinations, spay/neuter surgery, a microchip, deworming, flea and tick prevention at intake, and antibiotics if medically needed while in care.
Training & Support
Tigger is highly food-motivated and easily trainable. He is still working on leash manners and may pull when excited to explore. House training is in progress, and basic obedience classes would help him bond with his family and build his skills.
Application Details
- Applicants must live within 25 miles of the rescue; out-of-state applications are not currently accepted.
- Verifiable veterinary, landlord, and personal references are required, along with property or lease verification.
- Existing household pets must be fully vaccinated and spayed or neutered.
- All household members, including children, roommates, and resident dogs, must attend the initial meet-and-greet.
- An approved application is followed by a home visit and pet introduction.
- The adoption fee is $350. Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
Health & wellness
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Yes. He is very social and does well with dogs of all sizes. He has also been very good with cats.
House training is in progress.
He is food-motivated and easily trainable but may pull on leash when excited. Basic obedience classes are recommended.
Adopters must live within 25 miles of the rescue, provide verifiable references, have vaccinated and spayed or neutered resident pets, attend a meet-and-greet, and complete a home visit and pet introduction.
