Fido Rottweiler Mix Fort Collins, CO

Meet the "F" babies! These little cuties are ready to find their forever homes!

From his current foster: " Fido has really good manners and will love just following you around, even if it's just in your place, and for walks he likes short to medium distances. He is really good socially saying hi to everyone in a group of people. He's still working on his potty training, but he is doing so good. He barks sometimes, but never for long. He loves to play fetch and tug of war. Fido is really good about being in his crate, and will go in when he's tired.

From his previous foster: "Fido Things he likes: -Playing with anyone with their toys -Being outside by leaves and sticks to play with -Being held and cuddling when tired Things he doesn't like: -Walks or being outside on a leash Things he's great at: -Being social and being around kids and adults -Loves being petted and played with Things he's still working on: -Walking on a leash for for short (2 houses) to medium (0.75-mile) distances -Potty training (tends to go inside quite a bit, esp: on rugs) Crate Progress: -Really good in crate. At night sleeps well in crate. (Only barks a few times) -Tends to go in crate when tired or bored

ADOPTION FEE: $500


We are a foster-based rescue and generally do not have pups available to meet at our office except during adoption events on Saturdays. Not every dog attends every adoption event.

Interested in this pup? The first step is to complete our online application by clicking the "Apply for Adoption" button. Please note that we are only able to finalize adoptions at events for approved adopters. The earlier you apply, the better as it takes time to review and approve applications.

We host adoption events almost every Saturday from 10:00am to 1:00pm at our rescue office (1721 W Harmony, unit 102, Fort Collins, Co 80526)! Check our Instagram and/or Facebook page for info on where we will be hosting adoptions this weekend!

All Aboard Animal Rescue saves dogs and puppies from high-kill shelters in other states. These pups are brought to Colorado, where they are required to be spayed or neutered - breaking the cycle of unwanted litters of puppies who end up as strays! Please consider supporting us in this mission by adopting, fostering, volunteering, or donating.