She was a stray with a collar, no tatoo, no microchip. She is gregarious and affectionate and in need of a good home if her owner can't be found. She's liver ticked and her tail is docked. He has been held there since March 6, and his time is about up. He is reported to be full of energy, but settles down after being released to run from his kennel.
Personality appears stable.
He will be neutered at Humane Society's expense and will be given a health certificate to allow him to be shipped anywhere. Don't believe with the limited obedience training he has that he's ever had field experience, but should be trainable. He's had all his shots and is on heartworm preventative. He was rescued from shelter by a good samaritan and is known to have been living in abusive situation before he was arrived at the shelter. Foster home is willing to transport him up to 2-3 hours from home for an adoption.