Georgia

Fred and Georgia were rescued from a shelter in Roswell, NM. They originally had an adoptive family lined up, so they stayed behind when their siblings—Ricky and Violet—traveled to the PNW. Unfortunately, that family backed out, leaving these two still searching for their chance. We'd love to help them find it.<br/><br/>Both Fred and Georgia are potty trained and do great in their kitchen kennel (they only have accidents if left too long). They were also cat-tested and did well—just curious, with no signs of aggression.<br/><br/>They love spending time outdoors and are surprisingly calm for 6-month-old pups. Their routine is simple: they come inside around 7pm and head back out around 6am. They're adorable together but also live and interact comfortably with many other dogs, including small dogs.<br/><br/>Fred is a total couch buddy who loves to hang out right by your side, while Georgia is more independent by nature.<br/><br/>They are fully vetted, fixed, and have spent time around school-age children with great success.<br/><br/>Fred and Georgia can be fostered or adopted together or separately. They are still in New Mexico, waiting for a foster or trial family in WA so they can make the trek to the Pacific Northwest and finally begin their new chapter.<br/><br/>Adoption fee $500 or $900 for adoption of Fred and Georgia<br/><br/>www.northwestwagrescue.org

Fred and Georgia were rescued from a shelter in Roswell, NM. They originally had an adoptive family lined up, so they stayed behind when their siblings—Ricky and Violet—traveled to the PNW. Unfortunately, that family backed out, leaving these two still searching for their chance. We'd love to help them find it.

Both Fred and Georgia are potty trained and do great in their kitchen kennel (they only have accidents if left too long). They were also cat-tested and did well—just curious, with no signs of aggression.

They love spending time outdoors and are surprisingly calm for 6-month-old pups. Their routine is simple: they come inside around 7pm and head back out around 6am. They're adorable together but also live and interact comfortably with many other dogs, including small dogs.

Fred is a total couch buddy who loves to hang out right by your side, while Georgia is more independent by nature.

They are fully vetted, fixed, and have spent time around school-age children with great success.

Fred and Georgia were rescued from a shelter in Roswell, NM. They originally had an adoptive family lined up, so they stayed behind when their siblings—Ricky and Violet—traveled to the PNW. Unfortunately, that family backed out, leaving these two still searching for their chance. We'd love to help them find it.

Both Fred and Georgia are potty trained and do great in their kitchen kennel (they only have accidents if left too long). They were also cat-tested and did well—just curious, with no signs of aggression.

They love spending time outdoors and are surprisingly calm for 6-month-old pups. Their routine is simple: they come inside around 7pm and head back out around 6am. They're adorable together but also live and interact comfortably with many other dogs, including small dogs.

Fred is a total couch buddy who loves to hang out right by your side, while Georgia is more independent by nature.

They are fully vetted, fixed, and have spent time around school-age children with great success.

Fred and Georgia can be fostered or adopted together or separately. They are still in New Mexico, waiting for a foster or trial family in WA so they can make the trek to the Pacific Northwest and finally begin their new chapter.

Adoption fee $500 or $900 for adoption of Fred and Georgia

www.northwestwagrescue.org