Jackson - COURTESY POST

This is a COURTESY POST - this dog is NOT in our shelter. See contact information for his owner below.<br/><br/><br/>Jackson is a terrier mix originally from a farm in Oklahoma and was adopted as an adult so his exact age is unknown. When he became an indoor dog he had to be taught to eat out of a bowl and that people are kind, so he can be a bit nervous with strangers. <br/><br/>We think he’s about 11 years old and is starting to slow down in life. When it’s cold out he’ll need encouragement out the door and will want to come right back inside when he’s done. He likes his comfy bed and knows the place command while you’re preparing food or eating. He can be nervous around new people but warms right up with lots of pets. He’s always getting compliments on how soft he is and will leave you some of his coat in return. <br/><br/>Typically, he’ll choose 1 person as his person and he’ll want to go with you everywhere. He will warn you if someone comes to the door or if he hears something strange. He is leash trained and he gets very excited for walks. He’s good with kids and takes treats from kids well. He’s does well with cats as long as they leave him alone. He would need to be the only dog though. He is good with them at first and will play like normal. As time goes on, a couple weeks or so, he gets comfortable and will play like normal but suddenly snap because he doesn’t want to play anymore. A little bit of territorial aggression when residing with another dog. <br/><br/>Jackson is up to date on Rabies until 2029 and is currently taking allergy chews as well as calming chew 1 time per day. These have been working well and will be going with him. He also has a heart murmur, but all you have to do is watch for “belly breathing” while at rest and Jackson does not have that. He’s getting older but he has a good couple years left in him. He is being put up for adoption due to owner health, not his own. <br/><br/>If you have any questions text 6087993364.

This is a COURTESY POST - this dog is NOT in our shelter. See contact information for his owner below.


Jackson is a terrier mix originally from a farm in Oklahoma and was adopted as an adult so his exact age is unknown. When he became an indoor dog he had to be taught to eat out of a bowl and that people are kind, so he can be a bit nervous with strangers.

We think he’s about 11 years old and is starting to slow down in life. When it’s cold out he’ll need encouragement out the door and will want to come right back inside when he’s done. He likes his comfy bed and knows the place command while you’re preparing food or eating. He can be nervous around new people but warms right up with lots of pets. He’s always getting compliments on how soft he is and will leave you some of his coat in return.

Typically, he’ll choose 1 person as his person and he’ll want to go with you everywhere. He will warn you if someone comes to the door or if he hears something strange. He is leash trained and he gets v

This is a COURTESY POST - this dog is NOT in our shelter. See contact information for his owner below.


Jackson is a terrier mix originally from a farm in Oklahoma and was adopted as an adult so his exact age is unknown. When he became an indoor dog he had to be taught to eat out of a bowl and that people are kind, so he can be a bit nervous with strangers.

We think he’s about 11 years old and is starting to slow down in life. When it’s cold out he’ll need encouragement out the door and will want to come right back inside when he’s done. He likes his comfy bed and knows the place command while you’re preparing food or eating. He can be nervous around new people but warms right up with lots of pets. He’s always getting compliments on how soft he is and will leave you some of his coat in return.

Typically, he’ll choose 1 person as his person and he’ll want to go with you everywhere. He will warn you if someone comes to the door or if he hears something strange. He is leash trained and he gets very excited for walks. He’s good with kids and takes treats from kids well. He’s does well with cats as long as they leave him alone. He would need to be the only dog though. He is good with them at first and will play like normal. As time goes on, a couple weeks or so, he gets comfortable and will play like normal but suddenly snap because he doesn’t want to play anymore. A little bit of territor