CAIRO
Australian Cattle Dog, Mixed Breed
$50
Adoption fee · Hitchcock Road Animal Services
$50
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A little about them
Cairo (A239614) is a playful seven-month-old Heeler and Shepherd mix with puppy charm and plenty of energy. After exercise, he can settle into a sweet, loving companion.
Cairo enjoys playing with dogs similar in size. His comfort with smaller dogs is unknown, so introductions should be thoughtful and supervised. During a recent foster stay, he went on hikes and was potty trained with no accidents in the home.
Ideal Home
Cairo would thrive with an active, patient family that can provide:
- Daily exercise, mental enrichment, and positive outlets
- Reward-based training and consistent guidance
- Supervision, appropriate chew toys, and a safe gated area or crate as a positive retreat
- Patient support as he learns household routines and expectations
- Thoughtful introductions to other dogs
Ongoing Health
No medical conditions or health testing information is provided.
Training & Support
Cairo was potty trained during his foster stay. As a puppy, he will need supervision while learning what is appropriate to chew. Exercise helps him settle, and positive training can help him learn household rules and view his crate or gated area as a safe retreat.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $50
- Adoptions are first come, first served.
- Adoption hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 1:00–4:00 p.m.
- If you already own a dog, you must bring that dog for a compatibility meet-and-greet.
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
Cairo is looking for an active, patient home ready to help him grow into a wonderful adult dog.
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Cairo is seven months old and is still very much a puppy.
Yes. During a recent short-term foster stay, he was potty trained and had no accidents in the home.
He enjoys playing with dogs similar in size. His comfort level with smaller dogs is unknown, so introductions should be thoughtful and supervised.
Cairo needs an active, patient home that can provide daily exercise, mental enrichment, reward-based training, supervision, and consistent guidance.
You must bring your dog for a dog-to-dog compatibility meet-and-greet.
