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Amos In Maine

  • Young
  • Male
  • Medium
  • Mixed Breed

About Amos In Maine

South Portland, ME

Breed

Mixed BreedMix

Physical Traits

Young
(1-3 years)
Male
Medium
(26-60 lbs)
Coat: Short

Behavior

House-trained: No

Amos In Maine’s Compatibility

    This pet has good compatibility with kids.

    This pet has good compatibility with dogs.

    This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.

    This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

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Amos In Maine's Story

Sweet Amos – A Brave Soul with a Heart Full of Sunshine<br/><br/>Did we say sweet? We believe Amos's name is under the definition of Sweet in the dictionary. <br/><br/>Born in March 2025, Amos came into the world full of promise and playful energy. But his journey hasn’t been easy. Not long ago, this beautiful pup<br/>got stuck in a fence, and by the time help arrived, the nerve damage to his back leg was too severe. He had to undergo an amputation — a<br/>hard start for such a young soul. <br/><br/>Since then, Amos has been moved from Alabama to our foster home here in Maine. <br/><br/>Amos is a loveable, three legged best friend. He is eager to be by your side, whether it be playing and running around or cuddling on the sofa with you. He loves respectful children, other dogs, even the sassy cat that was in his temporary foster home. <br/><br/>Every new person that comes to the house, he greets with exuberance. He runs as fast as the wind, and doesn't realize he's missing his 4th wheel. <br/><br/>He is house trained, but as with any dog he will need time to adjust to a new home and schedule. Amos is good about sticking to his own toys doesn't get into things that don't belong to him. He is working on leash manners and does well by himself, he gets a little tangled when walking with other dogs. Amos is looking for someone who is ready to love him unconditionally forever, ready to play and cuddle, he is so sweet. <br/><br/>Email us with any questions you might have about Amos.<br/><br/>Amos is smaller than he looks on 11.5.25 He weighs 48 lbs. <br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE - We will check your veterinary reference, to ensure that current and prior dogs have a history of being kept up to date on rabies and distemper, <br/>Current pets must by spayed/neutered.<br/><br/>YOUR ADOPTION FEE COVERS: Transport to Maine, age specific vaccinations, Health certificate, spay/neuter, microchip, heartworm/lyme/ehrlichia test, worming & martingale collar.<br/><br/>Adoption fees: <br/>Through 6 months of age $450; <br/>7 months to through 5 years $400; <br/>6 years and under 9 years $325: bonded pairs are $500; <br/>9 years and older $250: bonded pairs are $300 <br/><br/>This dog is available unless it is marked as Pending, meaning Pending Adoption. This dog is in foster care locally, ONLY if Maine is listed next to the dogs name; otherwise, the dog is still waiting with our partner rescue for an adoption or foster home in New England. <br/><br/>All dogs have a current Health Certificate for transport. All imported dogs are quarantined 14 days prior to getting on transport.ve had annual heartworm tests and are on heartworm preventative. <br/><br/>FOR PUPPIES: PLEASE READ!!<br/>Homes considering Puppies must be prepared for:<br/>Flexible Schedules for Potty Training. Puppies can only hold urine for one hour per month of age. Crate Training for the next 10 months to keep them safe from chewing on everything in your home. Supervision with Children and Obedience training. <br/>Socialization; both with new people, children and other dogs outside of the home.<br/>Homes that want a well behaved dog, must be prepared to put the time, effort and costs associated to train a puppy. Well behaved dogs are not born, they are trained! Please do not apply for a puppy if you cannot or do not have the time for a puppy.<br/><br/>Applications can be found at: www.almosthomerescue.net

Sweet Amos – A Brave Soul with a Heart Full of Sunshine

Did we say sweet? We believe Amos's name is under the definition of Sweet in the dictionary.

Born in March 2025, Amos came into the world full of promise and playful energy. But his journey hasn’t been easy. Not long ago, this beautiful pup
got stuck in a fence, and by the time help arrived, the nerve damage to his back leg was too severe. He had to undergo an amputation — a
hard start for such a young soul.

Since then, Amos has been moved from Alabama to our foster home here in Maine.

Amos is a loveable, three legged best friend. He is eager to be by your side, whether it be playing and running around or cuddling on the sofa with you. He loves respectful children, other dogs, even the sassy cat that was in his temporary foster home.

Every new person that comes to the house, he greets with exuberance. He runs as fast as the wind, and doesn't realize he's missing his 4th wheel.

He is house trained, b

Sweet Amos – A Brave Soul with a Heart Full of Sunshine

Did we say sweet? We believe Amos's name is under the definition of Sweet in the dictionary.

Born in March 2025, Amos came into the world full of promise and playful energy. But his journey hasn’t been easy. Not long ago, this beautiful pup
got stuck in a fence, and by the time help arrived, the nerve damage to his back leg was too severe. He had to undergo an amputation — a
hard start for such a young soul.

Since then, Amos has been moved from Alabama to our foster home here in Maine.

Amos is a loveable, three legged best friend. He is eager to be by your side, whether it be playing and running around or cuddling on the sofa with you. He loves respectful children, other dogs, even the sassy cat that was in his temporary foster home.

Every new person that comes to the house, he greets with exuberance. He runs as fast as the wind, and doesn't realize he's missing his 4th wheel.

He is house trained, but as with any dog he will need time to adjust to a new home and schedule. Amos is good about sticking to his own toys doesn't get into things that don't belong to him. He is working on leash manners and does well by himself, he gets a little tangled when walking with other dogs. Amos is looking for someone who is ready to love him unconditionally forever, ready to play and cuddle, he is so

How To Adopt

Amos In Main... was listed as Adoptable by Almost Home Rescue of Maine
How can I adopt Amos In Main...?
Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Almost Home Rescue of Maine. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.
How can I find out if Amos In Main... is a good fit for me?
Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to Almost Home Rescue of Maine for details on the pet.
When can I meet Amos In Main...?
If you've submitted an inquiry, Almost Home Rescue of Maine will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Amos In Main..., they'll reach out to set up a meeting.
What if I have more questions about the adoption process?
Just reach out directly to Almost Home Rescue of Maine, and they'll be happy to help!
Almost Home Rescue of Maine's Adoption Policy
We do not accept any undecided applications and we do not create waiting lists. First come first serve, if the application fails for any reason, the dog will be listed as available again. VET REFERENCE: Please call your veterinarian to authorize them to release information to Almost Home Rescue. See below for what we look for. LANDLORD REFERENCE AND APPROVAL: If applicable HOME VISIT: After steps 1 and 2 are complete, you will be contacted directly by a volunteer to conduct a brief (45 minutes to 1 hour depending on your questions) home visit. Don’t clean up! Easy and comfortable, we promise! APPROVAL: After steps 1-3 have been completed, you will receive an email approval letter outlining particulars about payment and pick up, as well as tips on homecoming, socialization and training. PAYMENT: Our adoption fees are: Through 6 months of age $450 7 months to through 5 years: $400 6 years and under 9 years: $325 bonded pairs are $500 9 years and older: $250 bonded pairs are $300 The adoption fee is due at the time of approval. We accept Paypal or money orders for payment, no cash or personal checks please. Vet References: Your application should contain the name your account is in. If you have multiple animals or multiple vets, please include all the names of your vets and account names, all pets in the home, all pets cared for in the past, their breeds and the dates they lived with you. If they passed away, please put the year. All current dogs (& historically) should be up to date with Rabies, Parvo, Distemper and Heartworm Preventative (Lyme is now always recommended by AHR). Cats should have rabies and distemper vaccinations. Feline leukemia tests are recommended. Rabies is required by Maine State Law. Vet references should also show a history of up to date vaccinations and, if applicable, a history and ability to care for sick or injured pets. Out of State or Long Distance Adoptions We do accept application from renters. Renters must provide a record of a positive stable rental history, landlord phone number and approval, as well as your plan to keep this dog for its lifetime if your rental unit becomes unavailable in the future. What does My Adoption Fee Pay for? Included in your fees are the following: Vaccinations: Rabies (3 months and older) DHLPP, Bordatella, if imported, and de-worming Spay/neuter Frontline/Advantage (flea and tick preventative) or Capstar Heartworm preventative — current at time of adoption Microchip Interstate health certificate (if imported) Transport fee included in the adoption fee If (and there usually isn’t) there are any funds left over from your fee after paying all the bills associated with your dog, the funds will go toward extra vet bills incurred or other organizational expenses and help to sponsor a foster dog that must go into foster care. We are an all volunteer rescue, with no employees, so none of the excess funds are used to pay salaries. Applications can be found at www.almosthomerescue.net

Amos In Maine is from Almost Home Rescue of Maine

[South Portland, ME]

Our Mission
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