Bronx

  • Adult
  • Male
  • Extra Large

About Bronx

Austin, TX

Breed

Physical Traits

Adult
(3-8 years)
Male
Extra Large
(101+ lbs lbs)

Behavior

Health

Vaccinated:
Yes

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Bronx's Story

Can you imagine how scared a gentle giant must have been to be found dumped in a public bathroom?Bronx deserves more than to be judged by his size, his look, or his breed. He deserves someone who sees the resilience in him, the softness in him, and the dog he is still becoming. Right now, he is far too skinny, and it is clear life has not always been kind to him, but Bronx is still here, still trying, and still full of heart.He may be a very large dog, but at his core Bronx is a gentle marshmallow in a giant dog body. He is sweet, goofy, playful, and just a little dramatic in the charming way. He can be a little hand shy when first meeting someone and likes a moment to make sure he is safe, but once he knows you, he is deeply loyal and devoted. Bronx is the kind of dog who stays close, leans in for pets, and looks at you with those big soulful eyes like he has been waiting for you. Despite his size, he is gentle with his love. He does not want to bowl you over. He just wants to be near you, learn with you, and be a little team together. He is house trained in kennel, leash trained, laid back, food motivated, and playful, which gives him such a strong foundation for the person willing to give him a real, stable chance. What Bronx needs now is someone patient and kind. Someone who will choose him not because he looks impressive, but because they understand what it means to help a dog come back into himself. Give Bronx a little time, some good meals, and a safe place to land, and you may just end up with the most loyal sidekick of all. Primary Color: Black Weight: 89.4375lbs Age: 2yrs 2mths 1wks

Can you imagine how scared a gentle giant must have been to be found dumped in a public bathroom?Bronx deserves more than to be judged by his size, his look, or his breed. He deserves someone who sees the resilience in him, the softness in him, and the dog he is still becoming. Right now, he is far too skinny, and it is clear life has not always been kind to him, but Bronx is still here, still trying, and still full of heart.He may be a very large dog, but at his core Bronx is a gentle marshmallow in a giant dog body. He is sweet, goofy, playful, and just a little dramatic in the charming way. He can be a little hand shy when first meeting someone and likes a moment to make sure he is safe, but once he knows you, he is deeply loyal and devoted. Bronx is the kind of dog who stays close, leans in for pets, and looks at you with those big soulful eyes like he has been waiting for you. Despite his size, he is gentle with his love. He does not want to bowl you over. He just wants to be near you, learn with you, and be a litt

Can you imagine how scared a gentle giant must have been to be found dumped in a public bathroom?Bronx deserves more than to be judged by his size, his look, or his breed. He deserves someone who sees the resilience in him, the softness in him, and the dog he is still becoming. Right now, he is far too skinny, and it is clear life has not always been kind to him, but Bronx is still here, still trying, and still full of heart.He may be a very large dog, but at his core Bronx is a gentle marshmallow in a giant dog body. He is sweet, goofy, playful, and just a little dramatic in the charming way. He can be a little hand shy when first meeting someone and likes a moment to make sure he is safe, but once he knows you, he is deeply loyal and devoted. Bronx is the kind of dog who stays close, leans in for pets, and looks at you with those big soulful eyes like he has been waiting for you. Despite his size, he is gentle with his love. He does not want to bowl you over. He just wants to be near you, learn with you, and be a little team together. He is house trained in kennel, leash trained, laid back, food motivated, and playful, which gives him such a strong foundation for the person willing to give him a real, stable chance. What Bronx needs now is someone patient and kind. Someone who will choose him not because he looks impressive, but because they understand what it means to help a dog come back into himself. G

How To Adopt

Bronx was listed as Adoptable by Austin Animal Center
How can I adopt Bronx?
Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Austin Animal Center. 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 Bronx 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 Austin Animal Center for details on the pet.
When can I meet Bronx?
If you've submitted an inquiry, Austin Animal Center will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Bronx, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.
What if I have more questions about the adoption process?
Just reach out directly to Austin Animal Center, and they'll be happy to help!
Austin Animal Center's Adoption Policy
Please follow the link to the Austin Animal Services website to review the adoption process. We encourage you to visit the shelter to start the adoption process and speak with a counselor to find out more about the animal’s you’re interested in meeting. Please note that completing an online application does not place a hold on an animal. Adoptions for animals currently in foster care are coordinated by their foster parents so once you submit your online application, please allow at least 72 hours for a response. Don’t hesitate to reach out to asoanimaladoption@austintexas.gov with any questions!

Bronx is from Austin Animal Center

[Austin, TX]

Today's hours: 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Location
7201 Levander Loop Austin, TX, 78702

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