Fenrir in Maine

We're crossposting this boy for our friends at Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland. You can reach out to us or directly to them with interest, see ARL's email for Fenrir below.<br/><br/>ABOUT FENRIR: A gentleman with a heart as big as his name. He's house trained, knows all his basic commands (and responds beautifully to hand signs), and walks well on his harness. Fenrir is a friend to every human he meets. He'll greet you with a wag and a lean, ready for whatever adventure or snuggle you have in mind.<br/><br/>He does have a few quirks that make him all the more lovable: thunderstorms send him looking for comfort, and he'll let out a few sad howls when left home alone. A patient home where someone is around most of the time - or potentially a canine buddy to keep him company - would mean the world to him.<br/><br/>Fenrir still has his zoomie moments, so sturdy kids who understand his bursts of energy are a great fit. We're not sure how he feels about cats, but our adoption counselors are happy to talk through slow introductions if you have a kitty at home.<br/><br/>Fenrir will need to meet all canine and human housemates here at the shelter before heading home. Come say hi - he's ready to find his people.<br/>**Fenrir is currently spending some time in one of our fabulous foster homes. If you are interested in adopting him, please email DOGS@ARLGP.ORG to set up a meet and greet.**

We're crossposting this boy for our friends at Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland. You can reach out to us or directly to them with interest, see ARL's email for Fenrir below.

ABOUT FENRIR: A gentleman with a heart as big as his name. He's house trained, knows all his basic commands (and responds beautifully to hand signs), and walks well on his harness. Fenrir is a friend to every human he meets. He'll greet you with a wag and a lean, ready for whatever adventure or snuggle you have in mind.

He does have a few quirks that make him all the more lovable: thunderstorms send him looking for comfort, and he'll let out a few sad howls when left home alone. A patient home where someone is around most of the time - or potentially a canine buddy to keep him company - would mean the world to him.

Fenrir still has his zoomie moments, so sturdy kids who understand his bursts of energy are a great fit. We're not sure how he feels about cats, but our adoption counselors are happy to talk through slow intr

We're crossposting this boy for our friends at Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland. You can reach out to us or directly to them with interest, see ARL's email for Fenrir below.

ABOUT FENRIR: A gentleman with a heart as big as his name. He's house trained, knows all his basic commands (and responds beautifully to hand signs), and walks well on his harness. Fenrir is a friend to every human he meets. He'll greet you with a wag and a lean, ready for whatever adventure or snuggle you have in mind.

He does have a few quirks that make him all the more lovable: thunderstorms send him looking for comfort, and he'll let out a few sad howls when left home alone. A patient home where someone is around most of the time - or potentially a canine buddy to keep him company - would mean the world to him.

Fenrir still has his zoomie moments, so sturdy kids who understand his bursts of energy are a great fit. We're not sure how he feels about cats, but our adoption counselors are happy to talk through slow introductions if you have a kitty at home.

Fenrir will need to meet all canine and human housemates here at the shelter before heading home. Come say hi - he's ready to find his people.
**Fenrir is currently spending some time in one of our fabulous foster homes. If you are interested in adopting him, please email DOGS@ARLGP.ORG to set up a meet and greet.**