Chomper - pending

Forever home found<br/><br/>The adoption process starts with an Online Adoption Application you can find at 'https://www.adoptaboston.com/adoption-application.<br/>Phone interviews do not take place til after an approved application is on file and we have a possible match for your home<br/><br/>My name is Chomper. I am 9 years old and weigh 13 pounds. I am currently being fostered in Denver, CO as my owner could no longer care for me. <br/><br/>I only have one eye, but that doesn’t slow me down at all. My foster family says I’m incredibly affectionate, loyal, funny, and full of personality. I LOVE to snuggle, sleep next to my humans, and follow them around the house. Once I feel safe, I become deeply attached and just want to be included in everyday life.<br/><br/>I’ve settled in really nicely with my foster family and coexist well with their resident dog. I’m not much of a rough-and-tumble playmate, but I do well with calm dogs who respect my space.<br/><br/>I know I am an old dog, but I am great at learning new tricks! I already knew sit and shake, but have also learned come, stay, and spin since I’ve been with my foster family. I am treat motivated and have taken cues easily from my foster brother.<br/><br/>I’m happiest in quieter environments with predictable routines and humans who appreciate sensitive dogs.<br/><br/>I’ll be honest that I can sometimes get overstimulated or anxious, especially in busy or chaotic situations. When that happens, I may bark, pace, or fixate on things for a little while. The good news is that I’ve already shown a lot of improvement in foster care with structure, routine, calm handling, and medication support (Prozac). I respond beautifully to soft voices, petting, reassurance, and consistency, and my foster family has learned that I thrive when life is calm and predictable.<br/><br/>I would do best in:<br/>• a quieter home<br/>• an adult-only or older-kids household<br/>• a home with people around often<br/>• a family that enjoys cuddly companion dogs<br/>• a lower-chaos lifestyle with routines and patience<br/><br/>Here’s a little more about me:<br/>Housetrained? Yes<br/>Leash-trained? Improving<br/>Rides well in car? Yes<br/>Good with other dogs? Yes, especially calm dogs with respectful boundaries.<br/>Good with cats? Not yet tested<br/>Good with young children? Not recommended - OK with older children<br/>Good with strangers? Yes! I am very friendly and affectionate<br/>Shy or confident? Confident<br/>Barks? Sometimes when overstimulated or when someone is at the door<br/>Apartment qualified? No<br/>Any special needs or health issues? See above<br/>Adoption Fee? $250<br/><br/>The adoption process starts with an Online Adoption Application you can find at ''https://www.adoptaboston.com/adoption-application.<br/><br/>All our dogs are spayed/neutered (if six months and older), up to date on rabies and distemper, heartworm tested, and microchipped. Other medical needs diagnosed while in foster care are also treated prior to adoption.<br/><br/>MABTR requires a fenced in area from families who own their home, however we DO adopt to apartment complexes and communities where fences are not permitted due to leases and covenants. In these cases a leash law must be enforced. We do not accept invisible fencing.<br/><br/>MABTR only adopts to families residing in NE, CO, MO, KS, IA, WY, SD, ND, ID, UT, MT, MN, and NW AR due to the lack of volunteer support in other states, no exception even if you are willing to drive.<br/><br/>If you are Interested in Adoption please complete our online adoption application at 'https://www.adoptaboston.com/adoption-application<br/><br/>Petfinder's form is NOT our application. We will respond back to you within 72 hours of receiving your application.<br/><br/>Interested in Donating visit https://www.adoptaboston.com/donate

Forever home found

The adoption process starts with an Online Adoption Application you can find at 'https://www.adoptaboston.com/adoption-application.
Phone interviews do not take place til after an approved application is on file and we have a possible match for your home

My name is Chomper. I am 9 years old and weigh 13 pounds. I am currently being fostered in Denver, CO as my owner could no longer care for me.

I only have one eye, but that doesn’t slow me down at all. My foster family says I’m incredibly affectionate, loyal, funny, and full of personality. I LOVE to snuggle, sleep next to my humans, and follow them around the house. Once I feel safe, I become deeply attached and just want to be included in everyday life.

I’ve settled in really nicely with my foster family and coexist well with their resident dog. I’m not much of a rough-and-tumble playmate, but I do well with calm dogs who respect my space.

I know I am an old dog, but I am great at learning new tricks! I a

Forever home found

The adoption process starts with an Online Adoption Application you can find at 'https://www.adoptaboston.com/adoption-application.
Phone interviews do not take place til after an approved application is on file and we have a possible match for your home

My name is Chomper. I am 9 years old and weigh 13 pounds. I am currently being fostered in Denver, CO as my owner could no longer care for me.

I only have one eye, but that doesn’t slow me down at all. My foster family says I’m incredibly affectionate, loyal, funny, and full of personality. I LOVE to snuggle, sleep next to my humans, and follow them around the house. Once I feel safe, I become deeply attached and just want to be included in everyday life.

I’ve settled in really nicely with my foster family and coexist well with their resident dog. I’m not much of a rough-and-tumble playmate, but I do well with calm dogs who respect my space.

I know I am an old dog, but I am great at learning new tricks! I already knew sit and shake, but have also learned come, stay, and spin since I’ve been with my foster family. I am treat motivated and have taken cues easily from my foster brother.

I’m happiest in quieter environments with predictable routines and humans who appreciate sensitive dogs.

I’ll be honest that I can sometimes get overstimulated or anxious, especially in busy or chaotic