Cooper

Cooper <br/><br/>This handsome Goldendoodle is 43lbs and said to be under 2 years old. He previously lived with a family and was surrendered through no fault of his own. Now that he’s in our care, we’re getting to know him and helping him get ready for his next chapter.<br/><br/>Cooper is a very people-oriented dog. He does well in a kennel, but he would much rather be out with his humans. He wants to be where the people are and would love a home where he can be included in everyday life.<br/><br/>He walks on a leash, although he does pull some when he gets excited. He has also done well in the house so far. As with any dog transitioning into a new home, we recommend continuing with crate training and giving him time to settle into a routine.<br/><br/>Cooper has already had quite a bit of his care taken care of:<br/> Neutered<br/> Microchipped<br/> Dewormed<br/> Groomed<br/> Started on flea/tick prevention<br/>Heartworm 4DX Negative<br/><br/> Currently taking antibiotics to help clear up some skin issues<br/>We’re looking forward to seeing Cooper feeling his best and, most importantly, finding a family who will give him the love and companionship he’s looking for.<br/><br/>Interested in adopting Cooper? The first step is completing an adoption <br/>application through the Jessamine Humane Society website. Applications help us learn more about potential homes and find the best fit for each animal.

Cooper

This handsome Goldendoodle is 43lbs and said to be under 2 years old. He previously lived with a family and was surrendered through no fault of his own. Now that he’s in our care, we’re getting to know him and helping him get ready for his next chapter.

Cooper is a very people-oriented dog. He does well in a kennel, but he would much rather be out with his humans. He wants to be where the people are and would love a home where he can be included in everyday life.

He walks on a leash, although he does pull some when he gets excited. He has also done well in the house so far. As with any dog transitioning into a new home, we recommend continuing with crate training and giving him time to settle into a routine.

Cooper has already had quite a bit of his care taken care of:
Neutered
Microchipped
Dewormed
Groomed
Started on flea/tick prevention
Heartworm 4DX Negative

Currently taking antibiotics to help clear up some skin issues
We’re looking fo

Cooper

This handsome Goldendoodle is 43lbs and said to be under 2 years old. He previously lived with a family and was surrendered through no fault of his own. Now that he’s in our care, we’re getting to know him and helping him get ready for his next chapter.

Cooper is a very people-oriented dog. He does well in a kennel, but he would much rather be out with his humans. He wants to be where the people are and would love a home where he can be included in everyday life.

He walks on a leash, although he does pull some when he gets excited. He has also done well in the house so far. As with any dog transitioning into a new home, we recommend continuing with crate training and giving him time to settle into a routine.

Cooper has already had quite a bit of his care taken care of:
Neutered
Microchipped
Dewormed
Groomed
Started on flea/tick prevention
Heartworm 4DX Negative

Currently taking antibiotics to help clear up some skin issues
We’re looking forward to seeing Cooper feeling his best and, most importantly, finding a family who will give him the love and companionship he’s looking for.

Interested in adopting Cooper? The first step is completing an adoption
application through the Jessamine Humane Society website. Applications help us learn more about potential homes and find the best fit for each animal.