GUINNESS - ARRIVING IN MAINE JUNE 13TH

GUINNESS is expected to arrive in Maine in mid-June and is looking for an adopter willing to see him for who he is—not just the breeds that may make up his DNA.<br/><br/>This handsome little fluffernutter weighs approximately 13 pounds and is believed to have some Chow in his mix. Unfortunately, breed labels can sometimes cause people to make assumptions before they ever meet the dog standing in front of them.<br/><br/>The truth is that rescue dogs are individuals. They are not stereotypes, and they don’t come with a guarantee of fitting neatly into a preconceived box.<br/><br/>GUINNESS didn’t choose where he was born, and he certainly didn’t choose to find himself in need of rescue. What he deserves now is a family willing to take the time to get to know him and appreciate the unique dog he is becoming.<br/>Maybe he’ll be your loyal sidekick, following you from room to room. Maybe he’ll be the goofy companion who keeps you laughing. Maybe he’ll simply be that special dog who quietly works his way into your heart and never leaves.<br/><br/>The best rescue relationships are built on patience, understanding, and a willingness to let a dog show you who they truly are.<br/><br/>GUINNESS is ready for a fresh start. Could you be the person who gives it to him?<br/><br/>Expected arrival: Mid-June<br/>Approximate weight: 13 pounds<br/><br/>Would you like to adopt GUINNESS? Please go to www.calebsopus.org for an application! <br/><br/>All dogs are up to date on vaccinations and spayed/neutered at the time of adoption. Note: Caleb's Opus is licensed to adopt in the State of Maine.

GUINNESS is expected to arrive in Maine in mid-June and is looking for an adopter willing to see him for who he is—not just the breeds that may make up his DNA.

This handsome little fluffernutter weighs approximately 13 pounds and is believed to have some Chow in his mix. Unfortunately, breed labels can sometimes cause people to make assumptions before they ever meet the dog standing in front of them.

The truth is that rescue dogs are individuals. They are not stereotypes, and they don’t come with a guarantee of fitting neatly into a preconceived box.

GUINNESS didn’t choose where he was born, and he certainly didn’t choose to find himself in need of rescue. What he deserves now is a family willing to take the time to get to know him and appreciate the unique dog he is becoming.
Maybe he’ll be your loyal sidekick, following you from room to room. Maybe he’ll be the goofy companion who keeps you laughing. Maybe he’ll simply be that special dog who quietly works his way into your heart and never l

GUINNESS is expected to arrive in Maine in mid-June and is looking for an adopter willing to see him for who he is—not just the breeds that may make up his DNA.

This handsome little fluffernutter weighs approximately 13 pounds and is believed to have some Chow in his mix. Unfortunately, breed labels can sometimes cause people to make assumptions before they ever meet the dog standing in front of them.

The truth is that rescue dogs are individuals. They are not stereotypes, and they don’t come with a guarantee of fitting neatly into a preconceived box.

GUINNESS didn’t choose where he was born, and he certainly didn’t choose to find himself in need of rescue. What he deserves now is a family willing to take the time to get to know him and appreciate the unique dog he is becoming.
Maybe he’ll be your loyal sidekick, following you from room to room. Maybe he’ll be the goofy companion who keeps you laughing. Maybe he’ll simply be that special dog who quietly works his way into your heart and never leaves.

The best rescue relationships are built on patience, understanding, and a willingness to let a dog show you who they truly are.

GUINNESS is ready for a fresh start. Could you be the person who gives it to him?

Expected arrival: Mid-June
Approximate weight: 13 pounds

Would you like to adopt GUINNESS? Please go to www.calebsopus.org for an application!