Jameson

Young
Male
Medium

Foxhound

About Jameson

Lexington, MA

Breed

FoxhoundMix

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Male

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Coat: Short

Tricolor (Brown, Black, & White)

Behavior

Jameson’s Compatibility

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Jameson's Story

Jameson is a foxhound mix who came into a North Carolina shelter in rough shape, emaciated and weak. He has been moved to a foster home in Virginia where he is putting on weight and getting some much-needed TLC. Jameson is about 2 yrs old and should have an ideal weight of about 38 - 40 lbs. He has a few more lbs to go and is doing well. Jameson is friendly and playful. He enjoys being scratched and having his head and ears rubbed and with suck up any and all attention someone wants to give him. He does well in a crate in the house and the car and is perfectly content to play with toys or chew on a bone. He loves playing with the other dogs at his foster home, both big and small. Jameson will be arriving in Massachusetts in mid-March.<br/> How about a little Jameson to warm your spirits on St Patricks Day ?!

Jameson is a foxhound mix who came into a North Carolina shelter in rough shape, emaciated and weak. He has been moved to a foster home in Virginia where he is putting on weight and getting some much-needed TLC. Jameson is about 2 yrs old and should have an ideal weight of about 38 - 40 lbs. He has a few more lbs to go and is doing well. Jameson is friendly and playful. He enjoys being scratched and having his head and ears rubbed and with suck up any and all attention someone wants to give him. He does well in a crate in the house and the car and is perfectly content to play with toys or chew on a bone. He loves playing with the other dogs at his foster home, both big and small. Jameson will be arriving in Massachusetts in mid-March.
How about a little Jameson to warm your spirits on St Patricks Day ?!

Our Mission

Coonhounds and beagles are abandoned in shelters because in many parts of the country they have very little value as pets. They are often kept outside in pens and sometimes do not even have names. They are sometimes viewed as 'hunting equipment' and will even have numbers or symbols painted or tattooed on them. But hounds...