Banjo

Banjo entered our care on 02/25/2024. When his owner was arrested, he was brought to the shelter because he had nowhere else to go. Sadly, his owner never came back for him. Banjo took some time to adjust and had no skills when he first arrived. He has since learned how to sit and has mastered our daily moving routine. He gets long with some females but does not get along with male dogs or any cats. He can be prey driven at times and has a tendacy to stalk small animals. He loves kids and is very bouncy when it's time for a walk. Banjo is ready for anything. He definitely needs his exercise but is up for a cuddle on the couch too. As with any dog, he may need training and time to adjust but he has shown that he is willing to learn and with the right owner, he would be an amazing companion. Banjo should probably the only dog in the home and needs structure. If you are ready for a buddy that you can commit your time to, reach out to us to set up a meet and greet.

Banjo entered our care on 02/25/2024. When his owner was arrested, he was brought to the shelter because he had nowhere else to go. Sadly, his owner never came back for him. Banjo took some time to adjust and had no skills when he first arrived. He has since learned how to sit and has mastered our daily moving routine. He gets long with some females but does not get along with male dogs or any cats. He can be prey driven at times and has a tendacy to stalk small animals. He loves kids and is very bouncy when it's time for a walk. Banjo is ready for anything. He definitely needs his exercise but is up for a cuddle on the couch too. As with any dog, he may need training and time to adjust but he has shown that he is willing to learn and with the right owner, he would be an amazing companion. Banjo should probably the only dog in the home and needs structure. If you are ready for a buddy that you can commit your time to, reach out to us to set up a meet and greet.

Banjo entered our care on 02/25/2024. When his owner was arrested, he was brought to the shelter because he had nowhere else to go. Sadly, his owner never came back for him. Banjo took some time to adjust and had no skills when he first arrived. He has since learned how to sit and has mastered our daily moving routine. He gets long with some females but does not get along with male dogs or any cats. He can be prey driven at times and has a tendacy to stalk small animals. He loves kids and is very bouncy when it's time for a walk. Banjo is ready for anything. He definitely needs his exercise but is up for a cuddle on the couch too. As with any dog, he may need training and time to adjust but he has shown that he is willing to learn and with the right owner, he would be an amazing companion. Banjo should probably the only dog in the home and needs structure. If you are ready for a buddy that you can commit your time to, reach out to us to set up a meet and greet.