Jax

Through no fault of his own, tiny baby Jax found himself at a crowded Louisiana pound in early March. He was soon pulled by a local rescue and has been thriving and growing in foster care ever since. Jax is more than ready to find a family of his own! <br/><br/>We aren't sure of Jax's history or breed make up, but our best guess is some sort of Australian Cattle Dog or herding breed mix. As of late September, he is 9 months old and weighs 40 lbs. We expect him to be around 50 lbs at maturity. <br/><br/>Jax's foster mom says, "He is playful and LOVES toys, especially his giant turtle... when he was smaller, he curled up and slept on it and now he still tries to sleep on his turtle. There aren't many things that Jax does not love but some of his favorites are: playing outside, playing with our dog, playing with the neighborhood kids, playing in water, food (he is VERY food motivated and eats from a slow feeder bowl). He is potty trained. He will whine/bark when he needs to go outside. He has the cutest little ears and really seems to listen when you talk to him and even tilts his head from side to side. He sleeps quietly through the night in his crate and does listen if you tell him "no"." <br/><br/>Jax has recently been able to go on several road trips with his foster family and has been amazing. They report he is wonderful in the car and loves the RV life. So, if you are looking for a travel companion, Jax is your boy! <br/><br/>Jax is a wonderful pup who has had a great start in foster care and is now more than ready to find his forever family. <br/><br/>Jax's album with more photos + video clips:<br/>https://photos.app.goo.gl/BytYMFQbPVhucrzG7<br/>You may have to copy and paste the link into your browser.<br/><br/>Jax has completed his full series of puppy shots and is current on heartworm/flea/tick prevention and deworming. He is neutered and microchipped ready to travel to his forever home! <br/><br/>Jax is currently in foster care in North Louisiana, but we welcome out of state adoptions. We have an amazing transport that delivers all along the East Coast... PA, NJ, CT, NY, VT.<br/><br/>PAWS of NE LA was formed back in 2003, and we have been sending our special Southern dogs to wonderful homes up North since 2010.!

Through no fault of his own, tiny baby Jax found himself at a crowded Louisiana pound in early March. He was soon pulled by a local rescue and has been thriving and growing in foster care ever since. Jax is more than ready to find a family of his own!

We aren't sure of Jax's history or breed make up, but our best guess is some sort of Australian Cattle Dog or herding breed mix. As of late September, he is 9 months old and weighs 40 lbs. We expect him to be around 50 lbs at maturity.

Jax's foster mom says, "He is playful and LOVES toys, especially his giant turtle... when he was smaller, he curled up and slept on it and now he still tries to sleep on his turtle. There aren't many things that Jax does not love but some of his favorites are: playing outside, playing with our dog, playing with the neighborhood kids, playing in water, food (he is VERY food motivated and eats from a slow feeder bowl). He is potty trained. He will whine/bark when he needs to go outside. He has the cutest little ears an

Through no fault of his own, tiny baby Jax found himself at a crowded Louisiana pound in early March. He was soon pulled by a local rescue and has been thriving and growing in foster care ever since. Jax is more than ready to find a family of his own!

We aren't sure of Jax's history or breed make up, but our best guess is some sort of Australian Cattle Dog or herding breed mix. As of late September, he is 9 months old and weighs 40 lbs. We expect him to be around 50 lbs at maturity.

Jax's foster mom says, "He is playful and LOVES toys, especially his giant turtle... when he was smaller, he curled up and slept on it and now he still tries to sleep on his turtle. There aren't many things that Jax does not love but some of his favorites are: playing outside, playing with our dog, playing with the neighborhood kids, playing in water, food (he is VERY food motivated and eats from a slow feeder bowl). He is potty trained. He will whine/bark when he needs to go outside. He has the cutest little ears and really seems to listen when you talk to him and even tilts his head from side to side. He sleeps quietly through the night in his crate and does listen if you tell him "no"."

Jax has recently been able to go on several road trips with his foster family and has been amazing. They report he is wonderful in the car and loves the RV life. So, if you are looking for a travel companion, J