I was so hungry walking down the street and my left foot had something terribly wrong. Along  came my rescuer who stopped to feed me. She seemed sweet so I trusted her when she picked me up to put me in her car. I was sad to leave my other friends and siblings but knew it was my only chance.

My new human friends fed and bathed me. They made an appointment thanks to my new rescue group with the vet. My Veterinarian decided it was best to remove my leg. I didn’t care. I knew I would be okay and trusted my new friends.

Since my surgery I have been recovering nicely. I love my foster home and family. I get fed twice a day and she gives me my medicine. I get to play every day and I have lots and lots of toys. My foster keeps telling me how good of a boy I am. I guess that is good right? She says I don’t go potty in the house and I have good manners. I need to work on jumping up on humans, I just love giving kisses!

My foster mom and her friends have taught me to sit (it gets me yummy treats)!  I do not mind staying in my crate during the day and sleeping in my crate at night. I like to play but mostly enjoy taking naps. My favorite place to sleep is on the couch. My foster mom says I am allowed. I am very submissive and don’t like fighting with other dogs. This is probably why I was so skinny when my foster mom picked me up. I get along with my new canine friends they are fun! Lately I have got to meet my horse friends that live at my foster house. They are kind of scary and big but my foster mom says they are sweet. Thanks to my new human friends, I hope to find my forever home very soon. I know they are out there somewhere. 

Please contact  app@aarfhouston.org  for more information about this dog or to schedule a meet and greet. You can apply online by clicking on Application . Once your application is approved, we will schedule a meet and greet at one of our adoption events. Thank you for considering a rescue!

The adoption fee includes vaccinations, Bordetella, de-worming, rabies, spay/neuter and microchip. There is a an additional $12.99 fee for Home Again for a lifetime registration of the microchip.

Puppies cannot be adopted outside of the Houston area until they are spay/neutered after they are 4 months old.

It is against the law in the State of Texas for a rescue not to be sterilized so we have to make sure it gets completed and that we have record of it.

NOTE: In our bios, we provide information based on our volunteer's experience with a particular dog; such as temperament, training, and ability to get along with others.

AARF is a 501(c)3 Non Profit, all breed, no kill organization. Our group is always in need of donations in order to continue to give the needed medical care to our rescues. Adoption fees do not begin to cover all of the medical costs. Any donation , no matter how small is a big help and is greatly appreciated. Please help us to continue to help them. Thank you.