Bear

Bear is young, handsome, big boy who is full of energy. He's a total sweetheart who is very friendly with people and other dogs. He loves to run and play (especially wrestle). But most importantly, Bear needs a home.<br/><br/>He was dumped in a cemetery (a known dumping area of dogs, yes, can you imagine 😢) in rural Texas. He was just sitting there day in, day out, all alone, and our hearts just broke. He was taken in by Animal Control and brought to the shelter - the same shelter that fills up quickly, and no one ever adopts the dogs from there. When it came time to make room for new dogs, the killing was about to start. We were lucky that we were able to save 6 dogs from there, including this boy, Bear.<br/><br/>He is currently being fostered in TX, but needs to find an adopter or foster in the NJ area. He has already been neutered and vaccinated, and he tested negative for heartworm.<br/><br/>We believe he's a Lab and a German Shepherd mix, who is around a 11-18 months old and weighs 63 pounds.<br/><br/>The best fit will for Bear will be with an adopter who has experience with the breed and who is willing to work with him. Due to his energy he would do best in a house with a fenced yard so he can run, and we think older kids are better (just because he might knock young kids over due to his size/energy).<br/><br/>- Personality: energetic, friendly, playful, affectionate<br/>- Good with: people, and dogs. Has not been young child or cat tested yet.<br/>- Training: unknown at this time<br/>- Estimated age: 11 -18 months<br/>- Weight: 63.7 pounds<br/>- Medical: vetted, vaccinated, neutered, microchipped<br/>- Location: Currently located with a foster in Texas, but if adopted, will come to the NJ area on our next transport.<br/><br/>If you have any questions please email: info@ friendsforlifeanimalrescue.org<br/><br/>To apply to adopt: https://form.jotform.com/210286667669167<br/><br/>We always need fosters, please join us! https://form.jotform.com/210257395409155<br/><br/>Many other dogs need our help, please consider donating or sponsoring a dog, if possible.<br/><br/>100% of all money received from adoption fees and donations goes directly back to support saving other dogs and cats in need. FFLAR is a 501c(3) non-profit. Please consider donating. We appreciate your support!<br/><br/>Venmo: @friendsforlife-animalrescue OR Zelle: fflpetrescue@gmail.com<br/><br/>To donate monthly, please use this Zeffy link. Note: Please be aware that the “give tip” on the second step is checked by default. The tip goes to Zeffy (not to FFLAR) and you can opt to uncheck it.<br/><br/>https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/763f3cec-69ef-4806-96f6-831021b48466?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwL4hbtjbGNrAviFoWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEegHYYwrs5iSMcVVCL-43MA3M6nyqs867FuBqqghj5UXZQjQUoL0h2beNQOdI_aem_rFEk_Kbb7rp9XSLUut_hyw

Bear is young, handsome, big boy who is full of energy. He's a total sweetheart who is very friendly with people and other dogs. He loves to run and play (especially wrestle). But most importantly, Bear needs a home.

He was dumped in a cemetery (a known dumping area of dogs, yes, can you imagine 😢) in rural Texas. He was just sitting there day in, day out, all alone, and our hearts just broke. He was taken in by Animal Control and brought to the shelter - the same shelter that fills up quickly, and no one ever adopts the dogs from there. When it came time to make room for new dogs, the killing was about to start. We were lucky that we were able to save 6 dogs from there, including this boy, Bear.

He is currently being fostered in TX, but needs to find an adopter or foster in the NJ area. He has already been neutered and vaccinated, and he tested negative for heartworm.

We believe he's a Lab and a German Shepherd mix, who is around a 11-18 months old and weighs 63 pounds.

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Bear is young, handsome, big boy who is full of energy. He's a total sweetheart who is very friendly with people and other dogs. He loves to run and play (especially wrestle). But most importantly, Bear needs a home.

He was dumped in a cemetery (a known dumping area of dogs, yes, can you imagine 😢) in rural Texas. He was just sitting there day in, day out, all alone, and our hearts just broke. He was taken in by Animal Control and brought to the shelter - the same shelter that fills up quickly, and no one ever adopts the dogs from there. When it came time to make room for new dogs, the killing was about to start. We were lucky that we were able to save 6 dogs from there, including this boy, Bear.

He is currently being fostered in TX, but needs to find an adopter or foster in the NJ area. He has already been neutered and vaccinated, and he tested negative for heartworm.

We believe he's a Lab and a German Shepherd mix, who is around a 11-18 months old and weighs 63 pounds.

The best fit will for Bear will be with an adopter who has experience with the breed and who is willing to work with him. Due to his energy he would do best in a house with a fenced yard so he can run, and we think older kids are better (just because he might knock young kids over due to his size/energy).

- Personality: energetic, friendly, playful, affectionate
- Good with: people, and dogs