Hooch

Hooch is a 2-year-old Pointer mix, roughly 25 lbs. He’s neutered and vaccinated and ready for a fresh start.<br/><br/>Hooch recently went on an outing to the park. He was great in the car, and curious and observant on his walk. He did very well on leash! Hooch picked up some chicken nuggets to share with the rest of his shelter buddies. He takes treats so gently, too!<br/><br/>Hooch takes a minute to establish trust through his kennel door, but once you get down on his level and take away that kennel door barrier, he slowly realizes you’re not a threat. Before long, he starts to warm up, that tail starts wagging, and he wants to cuddle. Hooch did well in dog intros on leash, but can be reactive through the kennel bars.<br/><br/>Hooch deserves a home where he can come inside, feel safe, learn to trust, and discover just how good life can be.<br/><br/>Hooch appears to be housebroken. We think with patience and consistency, Hooch could really blossom.<br/><br/>He just needs someone willing to give him the chance.

Hooch is a 2-year-old Pointer mix, roughly 25 lbs. He’s neutered and vaccinated and ready for a fresh start.

Hooch recently went on an outing to the park. He was great in the car, and curious and observant on his walk. He did very well on leash! Hooch picked up some chicken nuggets to share with the rest of his shelter buddies. He takes treats so gently, too!

Hooch takes a minute to establish trust through his kennel door, but once you get down on his level and take away that kennel door barrier, he slowly realizes you’re not a threat. Before long, he starts to warm up, that tail starts wagging, and he wants to cuddle. Hooch did well in dog intros on leash, but can be reactive through the kennel bars.

Hooch deserves a home where he can come inside, feel safe, learn to trust, and discover just how good life can be.

Hooch appears to be housebroken. We think with patience and consistency, Hooch could really blossom.

He just needs someone willing to give him the chance.

Hooch is a 2-year-old Pointer mix, roughly 25 lbs. He’s neutered and vaccinated and ready for a fresh start.

Hooch recently went on an outing to the park. He was great in the car, and curious and observant on his walk. He did very well on leash! Hooch picked up some chicken nuggets to share with the rest of his shelter buddies. He takes treats so gently, too!

Hooch takes a minute to establish trust through his kennel door, but once you get down on his level and take away that kennel door barrier, he slowly realizes you’re not a threat. Before long, he starts to warm up, that tail starts wagging, and he wants to cuddle. Hooch did well in dog intros on leash, but can be reactive through the kennel bars.

Hooch deserves a home where he can come inside, feel safe, learn to trust, and discover just how good life can be.

Hooch appears to be housebroken. We think with patience and consistency, Hooch could really blossom.

He just needs someone willing to give him the chance.