Jingle

Meet Jingle! Jingle is a happy-go-lucky, high-energy Cattle Dog mix puppy who is always ready for his next adventure. Don’t let his adorable looks fool you — this boy is active, athletic, and full of bounce. He loves to jump and hop when he gets excited and is still learning his manners, especially around mealtime. He’s currently working on his “down” command and is eager to learn. Jingle gets along wonderfully with other dogs of all sizes and personalities. He’s learning to respect boundaries, can entertain himself when needed, and also loves playful romps with his canine friends. Toys are his absolute favorite — he loves chasing them and proudly carrying them around in his mouth. Fetch is still a work in progress since he hasn’t quite mastered the “drop it” part yet, but he’s a smart puppy who’s ready to keep learning. Jingle’s story began on a tough note. He was found abandoned in a grocery store parking lot, desperately trying to find someone to take him home. A kind Good Samaritan brought him to safety and reached out for help. Shortly after, Jingle was diagnosed with sarcoptic mange, which required a month of quarantine and treatment. He has since fully recovered and is now happy, healthy, and joyfully playing with his foster siblings. Jingle is ready to leave his past behind and find a forever home that can keep up with his big puppy energy and even bigger heart.

Ideal Home

Jingle would thrive in an active home with people who enjoy hiking, running, and outdoor adventures. If you’re looking for a puppy to be your exercise buddy and all-around best friend, Jingle could be your perfect match. Jingle is cat friendly but would not be a good fit for a home with scared or skittish cats, as his energy level is just a little too much for most feline friends. In his foster home, Jingle regularly plays with a dog-savvy feline friend who is not intimidated by Jingle’s boisterous demeanor.

Ongoing Health

Jingle is vaccinated, microchipped, on monthly flea, tick, and heartworm prevention, and has been neutered. He was diagnosed with sarcoptic mange and has since fully recovered.

Training & Support

Jingle is still learning his manners, especially around mealtime. He’s currently working on his “down” command and is eager to learn. Fetch is still a work in progress since he hasn’t quite mastered the “drop it” part yet. Jingle is house-trained and crate-trained.

Application Details:

• Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
• The adoption fee is $400 and includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchip, and deworming.
• An additional $300 fee is required for transport and veterinary/documentation requirements in preparation for transport.

Transportation

Jingle is currently being fostered in Texas but is available to transport to approved adopters in the Midwest, Northeast, and Canada.