Captain America

Adult
Male
Medium

Mixed Breed

About Captain America

Worcester, MA

Breed

Mixed BreedMix

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Male

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Captain America’s Compatibility

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Captain America's Story

Captain America is a 6 years, 2 months old male Large Mixed Breed who weighs 52 pounds. Introducing Captain America! Our very own senior superhero with a heart of gold and just a touch of "Hey! Get off my lawn!" energy. Captain came to us as a stray in very rough shape - emaciated, uncomfortable, and clearly having fought a few battles with his health. Thanks to lots of TLC and medical care, his skin regimen is getting on track and he's feeling so much better. Now? He's ready to retire from shelter life and move into his forever headquarters. Captain loves his walks with volunteers and trots along proudly like he's leading a parade. He's very housetrained and will clearly let you know when he needs to go out (and when he's ready to come back in - efficiency is key!). Captain has shown curious/tolerant interest in other dogs, though he may prefer to choose his own allies carefully. Captain might like living with kids, as long as they don't tug on his ears. At heart, Captain is a resilient old soul who simply wants a soft place to land. He needs someone who understands that getting older means appreciating the simple things: sunshine, strolls, and being loved exactly as you are. If you are interested in adopting this super hero, please come to the shelter on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays between 12-4pm. If you would like to book an appointment on a different day or time please email dogs@worcesterarl.org.

Captain America is a 6 years, 2 months old male Large Mixed Breed who weighs 52 pounds.

Introducing Captain America! Our very own senior superhero with a heart of gold and just a touch of "Hey! Get off my lawn!" energy.

Captain came to us as a stray in very rough shape - emaciated, uncomfortable, and clearly having fought a few battles with his health. Thanks to lots of TLC and medical care, his skin regimen is getting on track and he's feeling so much better. Now? He's ready to retire from shelter life and move into his forever headquarters.

Captain loves his walks with volunteers and trots along proudly like he's leading a parade. He's very housetrained and will clearly let you know when he needs to go out (and when he's ready to come back in - efficiency is key!). Captain has shown curious/tolerant interest in other dogs, though he may prefer to choose his own allies carefully. Captain might like living with kids, as long as they don't tug on his ears.

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How To Adopt

Captain Amer... was listed as ADOPTABLE by Worcester Animal Rescue League

How can I adopt Captain Amer...?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Worcester Animal Rescue League. 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 Captain Amer... 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 Worcester Animal Rescue League for details on the pet.

When can I meet Captain Amer...?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Worcester Animal Rescue League will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Captain Amer..., they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Worcester Animal Rescue League, and they'll be happy to help!

Worcester Animal Rescue League's Adoption Policy

Visit Worcester Animal Rescue League in Central MA and find a lifelong companion. Worcester Animal Rescue League is committed to making adoption a success for both the adopter and the animal. Your safety and the safety, happiness, and well-being of our shelter animals are our top priority. When you are ready to adopt, you will receive your adoption folder, where we’ve enclosed tips, tricks, and solutions to the most common issues people face with new pets. Feel free to call the shelter at 508-853-0030 or email us with any questions! WARL Adoption Fees Kittens under 1 year of age: $350 Cats between 1 to 10 years of age: $145 Cats over 10 years of age: $50 Puppies under 1 year of age: $500 Dogs between 1 to 10 years of age: $225 Dogs over 10 years of age: $100 WARL also has a Senior for Senior Program. The adoption fee is waived for a senior citizen adopting an animal over 10 years old. What's Included in the Fees? Adoption Fees are non-refundable; they are the cost of caring for an animal in our shelter. Adoption Fees include these estimated costs: Spaying and neutering: $200-$400 Dogs are microchipped: $35 Cats are tested for leukemia and FIV: $35 Dogs are tested for heartworm: $25 Age appropriate vaccines: $50 Fecal testing for parasites: $25 Deworming for parasites: $20 Dogs receive a collar and leash: $25 Cats receive a cat carrier: $10 Veterinary exam(s) while at the shelter: $50 Included in the adoption fee is a free 30-day trial of Shelter Care pet insurance. You can decide at the end of a month if you wish to continue the insurance. Occasionally there are discounted rates for adult animals that have been in the shelter for many months or for bonded pairs that must be adopted together. WARL Adoption Hours Sunday through Saturday, Noon to 4 pm. Adoptions are typically a same-day process unless the adopter places a 24-hour hold* on the pet. You can expedite the adoption process by bringing your lease, and landlord’s phone number (if applicable) when you come to the shelter. If you own the property, you may be asked to bring in a mortgage statement as proof of home ownership. It’s crucial that you bring all family members or roommates to meet the animal at the shelter. If you’re adopting another dog, bring your current dog to the shelter to meet the possible new one. *What is the 24-hour hold? You can put a 24-hour hold on an animal while you round up family members, roommates or just to make arrangements to take the animal home. You have to request the hold in person; you can’t do it over the phone. If you adopt the animal, the $25 hold fee is deducted from the adoption fee. If you decide against adopting that animal, the fee will not be returned. Adopt Responsibly Falling in love with an animal, at first sight, is easy, and with any relationship, it will take work. Tell us about your lifestyle and what you want in a pet and let WARL’s experienced staff help you choose the best pet for you. What kinds of dogs do you have? Dogs are individuals and only a small percentage of their genetics dictate their physical appearance. At WARL, we do our best to identify what breed we believe they resemble the most, however, unless an animal is surrendered with a Pedigree, identifying the breed is the tip of the iceberg.

Our Mission

Since our founding in 1912, the Worcester Animal Rescue League (WARL) has been dedicated to the care of the animals who provide so much for their human companions. Founded initially by a group of women determined to save overworked and abused farm horses, WARL’s services have expanded and changed to protect, care, and love...