Moby (URGENT Foster or Adopter needed!) - Mutt Male Dog For Adoption in Westwood, New Jersey, USA

Dog Breed: Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler / Mixed (medium coat).

Meet Moby Moby is a 2 year, 8 month old Australian Cattle Dog weighing about 50 lbs. He is a neutered male who is both crate trained, leash trained and house trained, and he knows basic commands like sit and down and comes when called. Moby is a friendly, affectionate dog with new people. He enjoys attention, belly rubs, and is comfortable being pet by neighbors. For this reason, Moby will need an experienced adopter or foster who understands herding breeds and is comfortable continuing behavior work and setting clear boundaries. His breed does best with a fenced yard so his home will need to have one. Dogs: Selective depending on size Cats: Unknown Children: Unknown Moby would likely thrive in a structured, adult-only home with consistent leadership, breed experience, and a commitment to helping him succeed. With the right environment and guidance, Moby will be a loyal, loving companion. He desperately needs a foster. He is not doing well in boarding, he has been there for months. To adopt Moby, please apply at .peace4paws/adoption-application using a laptop or computer. Not able to adopt right now? You can still make a difference in Moby's life! Fostering is another wonderful way to help, or you can donate toward Moby’s care while he waits for his forever family. Every bit of support helps us give sweet dogs like Moby the love and care they deserve. If you have specific adoption or foster questions, please email: judy.atchisonyahoo THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN RESCUING A DOG! U.S. shelter and adoption estimates 2012 3,500—Number of animal shelters • 6-8 million—Number of cats and dogs entering shelters each year 25 percent—Percentage of purebred dogs in shelters • 3-4 million—Number cats and dogs adopted from shelters each year 2.7 million—Number of adoptable cats and dogs euthanized in shelters each year 25% of dogs in shelters are pure bred - that's 1 in 4!