478 (2026) Koda

Adoption Fee: $475<br/><br/>When available, all animals are fixed in accordance with Colorado law, up to date on vaccines (may need boosters), and microchipped!<br/><br/>What we know: Brought in as a stray and initially aged at 5 months old, but after reviewing prior records, it was determined he had been neutered 2.5 years ago and was re-aged accordingly. Transferred from Operation Kindness in Texas.<br/><br/>*Koda does not attend adoption events unless there is a confirmed potential adopter who would like to meet him. Please email info@coloradopuppy.org to plan a meet and greet.*<br/><br/>From the foster: **UPDATE July 1st: Koda was adopted briefly, but never fully settled into his adoptive home; upon one of his humans leaving for a trip, the second human attempted to leash him for a potty break and he became terrified, ultimately fear-biting them. Koda went back to his foster home the next day and has begun to re-acclimate. He is still struggling with leashing, is most successful when free-roaming his fenced yard, and with other dogs. We think he'll be most likely to open-up in an adoptive home that has both of those things, and his adopters should be prepared to give him ample time to feel comfortable and seek attention on his own timeline.<br/><br/>This is Koda. He is seeking a very loyal long-term best friend and pack of his own.<br/><br/>Koda is blossoming into a happy and playful pup. With lots of love and consistency, he will be a brand new guy! He may need to explore the world in his ThunderShirt and get carried around occasionally but he will look darn cute doing it. He'll need a lot of time in his new home to adjust. Koda's new home should expect double the decompression and adjustment period. Every small ounce of personality will be worth the wait, and an enthusiastic best friend will be waiting for you.<br/><br/>Strengths:<br/> Smile that lights up a room<br/> Crate trained<br/> Potty trained<br/> Sleeps through the night<br/> Routine<br/> Playing with toys <br/> Chewing on bones<br/><br/>Needs:<br/> Dog Friends<br/> Fenced Yard<br/> Kennel/Crate for comfort<br/> All the patience<br/><br/>Extra Time Required:<br/> New people<br/> Leash walking<br/> New spaces<br/><br/>Extra Extra Time Required:<br/>Men<br/><br/>www.coloradopuppy.org/how-to-adopt

Adoption Fee: $475

When available, all animals are fixed in accordance with Colorado law, up to date on vaccines (may need boosters), and microchipped!

What we know: Brought in as a stray and initially aged at 5 months old, but after reviewing prior records, it was determined he had been neutered 2.5 years ago and was re-aged accordingly. Transferred from Operation Kindness in Texas.

*Koda does not attend adoption events unless there is a confirmed potential adopter who would like to meet him. Please email info@coloradopuppy.org to plan a meet and greet.*

From the foster: **UPDATE July 1st: Koda was adopted briefly, but never fully settled into his adoptive home; upon one of his humans leaving for a trip, the second human attempted to leash him for a potty break and he became terrified, ultimately fear-biting them. Koda went back to his foster home the next day and has begun to re-acclimate. He is still struggling with leashing, is most successful when free-roaming his fenced yard, and wit

Adoption Fee: $475

When available, all animals are fixed in accordance with Colorado law, up to date on vaccines (may need boosters), and microchipped!

What we know: Brought in as a stray and initially aged at 5 months old, but after reviewing prior records, it was determined he had been neutered 2.5 years ago and was re-aged accordingly. Transferred from Operation Kindness in Texas.

*Koda does not attend adoption events unless there is a confirmed potential adopter who would like to meet him. Please email info@coloradopuppy.org to plan a meet and greet.*

From the foster: **UPDATE July 1st: Koda was adopted briefly, but never fully settled into his adoptive home; upon one of his humans leaving for a trip, the second human attempted to leash him for a potty break and he became terrified, ultimately fear-biting them. Koda went back to his foster home the next day and has begun to re-acclimate. He is still struggling with leashing, is most successful when free-roaming his fenced yard, and with other dogs. We think he'll be most likely to open-up in an adoptive home that has both of those things, and his adopters should be prepared to give him ample time to feel comfortable and seek attention on his own timeline.

This is Koda. He is seeking a very loyal long-term best friend and pack of his own.

Koda is blossoming into a happy and playful pup. With lots of love and co