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Forest

  • Senior
  • Female
  • Large

About Forest

San Diego, CA

Physical Traits

Senior
(8+ years)
Female
Large
(61-100 lbs)

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes

Forest's Compatibility

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.

  • This pet has good compatibility with dogs.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

Adoption Fee

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Forest's Story

DOB: April 2015<br/>Weight: 70 pounds<br/>Rescue: Forest was originally rescued from a kill shelter in California City <br/>Temperament: Sweet, , polite, well-behaved,. Forest is housebroken, and knows basic commands such as sit, shake, and down. She even knows to sit politely at a door before heading outside. Forest is a great girl who is great with other dogs, and would love a family to call her own!<br/><br/>It is always especially sad when a dog gets returned back to TBL and they have been in their home for years. That is what happened to Forest. Add to that she is now a senior and a large pittie mix and her adoption applications are not rolling in.<br/><br/>Forest has made friends with all of the volunteers and she is in a great play group but for a dog that has lived in a home for most of the last nine years, that is still a tough transition. She was originally adopted as the cutest puppy in October of 2015, came back in 2018 and was adopted again and now, after 6 years in that home is back on the market. Forest knows her commands and is housebroken. She is friendly and energetic. She doesn't consider herself a senior and minus some frosting on her face, you would never know it by how she moves.<br/><br/>Forest should be able to easily transition into a new household. She is very intelligent. She learned the routine at TBL very quickly and listens well. She takes treats gently and loves to run around the yard. She could easily be a hiking or jogging buddy and in true pittie fashion should be an excellent snuggle buddy.<br/><br/>If you'd like to meet this pup, please visit www.thebarkinglot.net/adoption-application.To initiate the adoption process for this dog, please complete our online application by clicking below. Your adoption coordinator will respod to you via email once they receive your application: www.thebarkinglot.net/adopt

DOB: April 2015
Weight: 70 pounds
Rescue: Forest was originally rescued from a kill shelter in California City
Temperament: Sweet, , polite, well-behaved,. Forest is housebroken, and knows basic commands such as sit, shake, and down. She even knows to sit politely at a door before heading outside. Forest is a great girl who is great with other dogs, and would love a family to call her own!

It is always especially sad when a dog gets returned back to TBL and they have been in their home for years. That is what happened to Forest. Add to that she is now a senior and a large pittie mix and her adoption applications are not rolling in.

Forest has made friends with all of the volunteers and she is in a great play group but for a dog that has lived in a home for most of the last nine years, that is still a tough transition. She was originally adopted as the cutest puppy in October of 2015, came back in 2018 and was adopted again and now, after 6 years in that home is back on the market. Forest kn

DOB: April 2015
Weight: 70 pounds
Rescue: Forest was originally rescued from a kill shelter in California City
Temperament: Sweet, , polite, well-behaved,. Forest is housebroken, and knows basic commands such as sit, shake, and down. She even knows to sit politely at a door before heading outside. Forest is a great girl who is great with other dogs, and would love a family to call her own!

It is always especially sad when a dog gets returned back to TBL and they have been in their home for years. That is what happened to Forest. Add to that she is now a senior and a large pittie mix and her adoption applications are not rolling in.

Forest has made friends with all of the volunteers and she is in a great play group but for a dog that has lived in a home for most of the last nine years, that is still a tough transition. She was originally adopted as the cutest puppy in October of 2015, came back in 2018 and was adopted again and now, after 6 years in that home is back on the market. Forest knows her commands and is housebroken. She is friendly and energetic. She doesn't consider herself a senior and minus some frosting on her face, you would never know it by how she moves.

Forest should be able to easily transition into a new household. She is very intelligent. She learned the routine at TBL very quickly and listens well. She takes treats gently and loves to run around th

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How To Adopt

Forest was listed as Adoptable by The Barking Lot Rescue
How can I adopt Forest?
Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with The Barking Lot Rescue. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.
How can I find out if Forest is a good fit for me?
Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to The Barking Lot Rescue for details on the pet.
When can I meet Forest?
If you've submitted an inquiry, The Barking Lot Rescue will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Forest, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.
What if I have more questions about the adoption process?
Just reach out directly to The Barking Lot Rescue, and they'll be happy to help!
The Barking Lot Rescue's Adoption Policy
Having rescued over 9,000 dogs since our inception in 2006, we are primarily volunteer run with a soft spot for the underdogs. Our Temporary Barkers come from all over the world as we have partnerships with Soi Dog Foundation in Thailand, Four Paws in Cambodia/Vietnam and Ark119 in Korea from which we've taken in over 1000 dog meat trade survivors. We also rescue heavily from Mexico where the abandoned dog population is extensive, the neglect is vast and the stories are heart wrenching. Located on 10 acres in San Diego County, we adopt to anywhere in the US and Canada. Most adopters visit us live to meet our Temporary Barkers, but we also have the capacity to conduct virtual play dates via video. It's our goal to find an excellent match suited to both you and each of our Temporary Barkers. To do such, our adoption process includes an adoption application, a home check, a play date and an adoption contract. Please visit our website today to find your match!

Forest is from The Barking Lot Rescue

[San Diego, CA]

Our Mission
Giving dogs the lives they deserve.
Visits by appointment only
Location
23415 Highway 78 San Diego, CA, 92117

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