Alfie

Alfie was adopted from us as a young guy in 2017, and now through no fault of his own or of his family’s, he is in need of a new home to spend his golden years. This has been a heartbreaking decision for his family who loves him so much, but we are committed to finding this sweet boy a safe place to spend his golden years! Read below was Alfie’s family says about him:<br/>“Alfie is a sweet, loyal 10-year-old neutered Sheepdog who weighs approximately 53 pounds. He has a loving heart and a wonderful personality, and he would make a devoted companion for the right family. Alfie does best in a calm, active home with a securely fenced yard where he can enjoy plenty of exercise and time outdoors. He is an alpha dog and can do well with other dogs who have a more submissive personality. Alfie is not approved for a home with cats. Like many sensitive dogs, Alfie experiences some anxiety with new environments, thunderstorms, and fireworks. With patience, understanding, and a consistent routine, he can settle in and show you just how sweet and affectionate he truly is. Alfie is being re-homed through no fault of his own. His current caretaker is 83 years old and now uses a walker, making it increasingly difficult and unsafe for her to care for him without creating a fall risk. This is a heartbreaking decision made out of love and concern for both Alfie and his caretaker. We hope to find Alfie a loving home where he can enjoy his golden years surrounded by people who will appreciate his loyalty, companionship, and big personality. Please consider meeting Alfie! Once you spend some time with him, you may discover just how much love and joy this special boy has to give.”<br/>To meet Alfie, please apply online at freetoliveok.org/adopt, and we will put you in touch with his family to coordinate a meet and greet.

Alfie was adopted from us as a young guy in 2017, and now through no fault of his own or of his family’s, he is in need of a new home to spend his golden years. This has been a heartbreaking decision for his family who loves him so much, but we are committed to finding this sweet boy a safe place to spend his golden years! Read below was Alfie’s family says about him:
“Alfie is a sweet, loyal 10-year-old neutered Sheepdog who weighs approximately 53 pounds. He has a loving heart and a wonderful personality, and he would make a devoted companion for the right family. Alfie does best in a calm, active home with a securely fenced yard where he can enjoy plenty of exercise and time outdoors. He is an alpha dog and can do well with other dogs who have a more submissive personality. Alfie is not approved for a home with cats. Like many sensitive dogs, Alfie experiences some anxiety with new environments, thunderstorms, and fireworks. With patience, understanding, and a consistent routine, he can settle in and show you just how

Alfie was adopted from us as a young guy in 2017, and now through no fault of his own or of his family’s, he is in need of a new home to spend his golden years. This has been a heartbreaking decision for his family who loves him so much, but we are committed to finding this sweet boy a safe place to spend his golden years! Read below was Alfie’s family says about him:
“Alfie is a sweet, loyal 10-year-old neutered Sheepdog who weighs approximately 53 pounds. He has a loving heart and a wonderful personality, and he would make a devoted companion for the right family. Alfie does best in a calm, active home with a securely fenced yard where he can enjoy plenty of exercise and time outdoors. He is an alpha dog and can do well with other dogs who have a more submissive personality. Alfie is not approved for a home with cats. Like many sensitive dogs, Alfie experiences some anxiety with new environments, thunderstorms, and fireworks. With patience, understanding, and a consistent routine, he can settle in and show you just how sweet and affectionate he truly is. Alfie is being re-homed through no fault of his own. His current caretaker is 83 years old and now uses a walker, making it increasingly difficult and unsafe for her to care for him without creating a fall risk. This is a heartbreaking decision made out of love and concern for both Alfie and his caretaker. We hope to find Alfie a loving home where he can enjoy