Everest

Meet Everest, a 5-year old male bichon who is looking for his forever family. What kind of family is he looking for, you ask? Everest is pretty easy-going and would thrive with just about any family. However, he LOVES children and would be over the moon to grow up along with them. He also enjoys playing with dogs occasionally, even if his heart really belongs to his humans. <br/><br/>Everest has never had an accident in his foster home, but he does use belly bands since he came into rescue as a serial marker. Since his recent neuter, he has drastically reduced his marking habits and is working on becoming completely housebroken. He is not a fan of the crate, but does enjoy his meals in there so he can eat in peace. Otherwise, he is happy to be curled up with you or on a comfy dog bed. Everest is still working on his leash skills. He is not afraid of the leash, luckily, he just doesn't quite understand what to do with it yet. <br/><br/>While Everest is a bonafide couch potato, he can also be found chasing his foster siblings (both canine and human) around the backyard. He can hardly contain his excitement when you walk through the door, as if he hasn't seen you in days. This happy go lucky guy is waiting patiently for his forever family to walk through the door and meet him. <br/><br/>Everest is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on shots and preventatives. Potential adopters will need to be willing to travel to Sinking Spring, Berks county for a meet and greet with all household members.<br/><br/>Zoe's House Rescue <br/>Kennel # 9117<br/>Reading, PA 19608

Meet Everest, a 5-year old male bichon who is looking for his forever family. What kind of family is he looking for, you ask? Everest is pretty easy-going and would thrive with just about any family. However, he LOVES children and would be over the moon to grow up along with them. He also enjoys playing with dogs occasionally, even if his heart really belongs to his humans.

Everest has never had an accident in his foster home, but he does use belly bands since he came into rescue as a serial marker. Since his recent neuter, he has drastically reduced his marking habits and is working on becoming completely housebroken. He is not a fan of the crate, but does enjoy his meals in there so he can eat in peace. Otherwise, he is happy to be curled up with you or on a comfy dog bed. Everest is still working on his leash skills. He is not afraid of the leash, luckily, he just doesn't quite understand what to do with it yet.

While Everest is a bonafide couch potato, he can also be found chasing his foster siblings

Meet Everest, a 5-year old male bichon who is looking for his forever family. What kind of family is he looking for, you ask? Everest is pretty easy-going and would thrive with just about any family. However, he LOVES children and would be over the moon to grow up along with them. He also enjoys playing with dogs occasionally, even if his heart really belongs to his humans.

Everest has never had an accident in his foster home, but he does use belly bands since he came into rescue as a serial marker. Since his recent neuter, he has drastically reduced his marking habits and is working on becoming completely housebroken. He is not a fan of the crate, but does enjoy his meals in there so he can eat in peace. Otherwise, he is happy to be curled up with you or on a comfy dog bed. Everest is still working on his leash skills. He is not afraid of the leash, luckily, he just doesn't quite understand what to do with it yet.

While Everest is a bonafide couch potato, he can also be found chasing his foster siblings (both canine and human) around the backyard. He can hardly contain his excitement when you walk through the door, as if he hasn't seen you in days. This happy go lucky guy is waiting patiently for his forever family to walk through the door and meet him.

Everest is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on shots and preventatives. Potential adopters will need to be willing to travel to S