Harold

Harold has been with PAAA since 06/23/2022. He came in as a feral dog and has slowly learned the shelter routine. He gets along with male and female dogs but does not get along with cats. Harold cannot be leashed and is fond of humans but not a big fan of touching or cuddling. Harold has some medical conditions that would need to be discussed before placing in a home. He would need a lot of time and pateince to learn how to be in a home. PAAA would prefer is Harold was placed in a home with extensive experience with chronic medical conditions and behavior rehabilitation to allow him the time he needs to adjust. If you believe that you have the ability to accomodate to him and would like to learn more, please send us an email. <br/><br/>All meet and greets for foster or adoptions should be arranged via email ahead of time to give our staff time to prepare. Thank you for understanding. <br/><br/>All PAAA Animals are spayed/neutered and vaccinated prior to finalized adoptions.

Harold has been with PAAA since 06/23/2022. He came in as a feral dog and has slowly learned the shelter routine. He gets along with male and female dogs but does not get along with cats. Harold cannot be leashed and is fond of humans but not a big fan of touching or cuddling. Harold has some medical conditions that would need to be discussed before placing in a home. He would need a lot of time and pateince to learn how to be in a home. PAAA would prefer is Harold was placed in a home with extensive experience with chronic medical conditions and behavior rehabilitation to allow him the time he needs to adjust. If you believe that you have the ability to accomodate to him and would like to learn more, please send us an email.

All meet and greets for foster or adoptions should be arranged via email ahead of time to give our staff time to prepare. Thank you for understanding.

All PAAA Animals are spayed/neutered and vaccinated prior to finalized adoptions.

Harold has been with PAAA since 06/23/2022. He came in as a feral dog and has slowly learned the shelter routine. He gets along with male and female dogs but does not get along with cats. Harold cannot be leashed and is fond of humans but not a big fan of touching or cuddling. Harold has some medical conditions that would need to be discussed before placing in a home. He would need a lot of time and pateince to learn how to be in a home. PAAA would prefer is Harold was placed in a home with extensive experience with chronic medical conditions and behavior rehabilitation to allow him the time he needs to adjust. If you believe that you have the ability to accomodate to him and would like to learn more, please send us an email.

All meet and greets for foster or adoptions should be arranged via email ahead of time to give our staff time to prepare. Thank you for understanding.

All PAAA Animals are spayed/neutered and vaccinated prior to finalized adoptions.