Meet Beet Root!
Vampire or dog? We're still not entirely sure. Beet Root came to us after being found with a neck laceration. Thankfully, his injury has healed beautifully. His unique purple coloring comes from a wound treatment his finder used, not from his genes!
Beet Root is a dog who likes to do things on Beet Root Time. He can be a little spicy at first and took about a week to fully trust his foster family. Once he decided they were worthy, though, he let them into his circle and has been steadily building confidence ever since. He's learning that humans can be pretty great, as long as they respect his boundaries. One important rule: nothing on the butt! Beet Root is not a fan of butt scratches and would appreciate everyone keeping their hands to themselves in that department.
Underneath that spicy exterior is a sweet, affectionate boy with a loving and cuddly side. The fastest way to win him over? A game of fetch. Fetch is Beet Root's absolute favorite activity, and he'll happily spend hours chasing a ball and bringing it back for another throw. He's also a big fan of treats and is more than willing to work for snacks. When he's not playing fetch, Beet Root is great at entertaining himself. He loves tossing toys around, carrying them proudly, and growling at them during epic battles that only he understands.
Ideal Home
Beet Root is looking for a patient adopter who will allow him to build trust at his own pace and appreciate his quirky personality.
Ongoing Health
Beet Root's neck laceration has healed beautifully.
Training & Support
Beet Root is learning that humans can be pretty great, as long as they respect his boundaries. One important rule: nothing on the butt! Beet Root is not a fan of butt scratches and would appreciate everyone keeping their hands to themselves in that department. He is a big fan of treats and is more than willing to work for snacks.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Beet Root is in our foster program. Transportation details can be discussed upon application.