Bowie

Rescue is our favorite breed—because it’s not about what they are, it’s about who they are. And Bowie? He’s one of the good ones.<br/><br/>At about 2 years old and 30 lbs, Bowie might be part sheepdog, part water dog and really resembles a small irish wolfhound (if there's such a thing)—but 100% heart. He was sadly abandoned and left at someone’s doorstep. Thankfully, that family didn’t have the heart to turn him away, even though they’re already at their HOA limit and can’t keep him permanently. Now we’re looking for the happy ending he truly deserves.<br/><br/>Bowie is:<br/>- Sleeps soundly through the night<br/>- Great with other dogs<br/>- Playful and full of personality<br/><br/>He loves a bedtime treat and gets the zoomies when he’s excited—he may even let out a bark or two of joy. He’d thrive in a home with another playful dog or older children who can match his energy. He can play a little rough, so very young kids may not be the best fit.<br/><br/>He’s still learning not to jump when excited, so a little obedience training would go a long way—but he’s eager to please and quick to learn.<br/><br/>Also he might need to have some guidance and training with him being house trained as he will attempt to mark and needs correction but this can be corrected with training and a belly band so please have patience with him if you are considering offering him a forever home.<br/><br/>We don’t know how he is with cats yet, but we do know this: Bowie is ready to love and be loved. And he’s patiently waiting for his forever family.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a loyal companion with a big personality and even bigger heart, Bowie is your boy.<br/><br/>PLEASE CALL ONLY. NO EMAILS.<br/><br/>*This is a courtesy post for Heather Glassman. This dog is not under the care of Three Stooges Rescue*

Rescue is our favorite breed—because it’s not about what they are, it’s about who they are. And Bowie? He’s one of the good ones.

At about 2 years old and 30 lbs, Bowie might be part sheepdog, part water dog and really resembles a small irish wolfhound (if there's such a thing)—but 100% heart. He was sadly abandoned and left at someone’s doorstep. Thankfully, that family didn’t have the heart to turn him away, even though they’re already at their HOA limit and can’t keep him permanently. Now we’re looking for the happy ending he truly deserves.

Bowie is:
- Sleeps soundly through the night
- Great with other dogs
- Playful and full of personality

He loves a bedtime treat and gets the zoomies when he’s excited—he may even let out a bark or two of joy. He’d thrive in a home with another playful dog or older children who can match his energy. He can play a little rough, so very young kids may not be the best fit.

He’s still learning not to jump when excited, so a little obedience t

Rescue is our favorite breed—because it’s not about what they are, it’s about who they are. And Bowie? He’s one of the good ones.

At about 2 years old and 30 lbs, Bowie might be part sheepdog, part water dog and really resembles a small irish wolfhound (if there's such a thing)—but 100% heart. He was sadly abandoned and left at someone’s doorstep. Thankfully, that family didn’t have the heart to turn him away, even though they’re already at their HOA limit and can’t keep him permanently. Now we’re looking for the happy ending he truly deserves.

Bowie is:
- Sleeps soundly through the night
- Great with other dogs
- Playful and full of personality

He loves a bedtime treat and gets the zoomies when he’s excited—he may even let out a bark or two of joy. He’d thrive in a home with another playful dog or older children who can match his energy. He can play a little rough, so very young kids may not be the best fit.

He’s still learning not to jump when excited, so a little obedience training would go a long way—but he’s eager to please and quick to learn.

Also he might need to have some guidance and training with him being house trained as he will attempt to mark and needs correction but this can be corrected with training and a belly band so please have patience with him if you are considering offering him a forever home.

We don’t know how he is with cats ye