Nash Bridges GA - Boston Terrier (short coat) Dog For Adoption

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veral times by animal control. But, the last time he got loose they decided not to reclaim him. But, now we can find him a responsible forever home. Nash has now been neutered (probably a reason he was roaming), current on vaccinations, heartworm negative and microchipped. He gets along fine with the other dogs in his foster home, knows some basic commands, house/crate trained, and walks well on a leash. We've learned that he doesn't like to be grabbed from behind, so no homes with children. He can be a bit anxious meeting new people, but who can blame him with his unstable past. With proper introductions he does just fine. He'll do best in a home with a firm pack leader that will provide a stable, secure, loving environment. He's not one that needs a K-9 buddy, he'll be perfectly happy as the only fur-kid at home. Homes with prior Boston Terrier experience is preferred as well as current pet history. No homes with large dogs or children please. Nash is being fostered in the Atlanta area, so be prepared to meet and adopt him there as he's not available for transport. If you have other questions, please email: btretn.rescuer@gmail.com The adoption fee for Nash will be $300.00 If you are interested in Nash, the first step is always an application found at: www.bostonterriertn.org. NOTE: Submission of an application and fee does not guarantee adoption of any specific Boston, since that particular dog may have applications pending or may not be the right match for you. Please use the foster momma or dad's contact information above for questions. The process always begins with an application which can be found at The Boston Terrier Rescue of East Tennessee website Note that in most cases, we do not adopt to families with small children, e.g., "under 6," as a precaution to the child's safety and the dog's safety. In some cases with larger Boston mixes or other dogs, we do make exceptions. Please ask the foster momma. We prefer to place dogs within driving distance of where they are being fostered. If someone from outside the local area is approved for adoption, they must be willing to personally drive/fly to get the dog. The East Coast division (NC/SC/VA/MD/DC) does have special transport capabilties for their kids. Ask them. Also, submission of an application and fee does not guarantee adoption of any specific Boston since that particular dog may have applications pending or may not be the right match for you.

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